Business Technology Management

Bachelor of Commerce (BComm)

Business technology management scholars ask questions such as: How can technology improve a process? What maintenance will a product require? Who should be on the project team?

Business technology managers examine the use, management, and impact of information technologies on individuals, organizations, industries, the economy and society. You'll combine industry knowledge, practical applications, and academic principles to examine new technologies and understand their impact on the business environment. You'll complete formal presentations, group projects and various case studies during your degree.

Career opportunities

As a graduate of the Bachelor of Commerce degree with a concentration in business technology management, you'll be prepared for global career opportunities in the areas of marketing, finance, accounting, human resources, and more. A degree in commerce can also be used as a stepping-stone to graduate studies or another professional degree such as law, medicine, veterinary medicine, or education.

Program highlights

Collaborative teamwork - Interact with your peers while learning to collaborate on projects.

Co-operative work placement - Gain valuable full-time paid work experience that alternates with your academic studies.

Study abroad opportunities - Cultural and academic experiences at destinations around the world.

Mentorship opportunities - A formal or informal relationship where you connect with, and learn from, an established professional.

Courses in this program

Data Management and Business Analytics, Introduction to Business Analytics, Introduction to Business Skills, Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics

Detailed course information

First year Degree Guide - Business
Degree Concentrations (Course Calendar)
List of Courses in the Program
Degree Concentrations (additional information)

The information systems concentration at the Haskayne School of Business offers students a unique opportunity to study a blend of traditional management practice and theory with technical information systems topics, such as database management and systems design. I transferred to Haskayne from computer science, as it expanded my scope of study to include bigger organizational implications. My favourite part of the program was having the opportunity to work with a local non-profit organization to redesign its internal systems.

Scott S

BComm'14

Admission requirements

I am currently a(n):

High school student or graduate
University transfer student
Adult/mature student
After degree student

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