In addition, both the faculty and the student body represent a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds, to expose students to many different perspectives in International Business. In choosing this area of concentration, you can optimize their experience with an International Academic Exchange and an international co-op work term placement. These provide excellent opportunities to practice classroom learning in the real international world. If you have the motivation and commitment to succeed in the global community, you will find a challenging and rewarding experience in the International Business concentration. In the International Business concentration, you begin to take your first International Business courses during third year.
Third year is followed by the first co-op work term placement.
During fourth year, you will take the remainder of the International Business courses alongside the remaining commerce requirements, and the second co-op work term. International Academic Exchange terms are usually taken at the end of third or the beginning of fourth year. See Admission Requirements to the Bachelor of Commerce program.