Commerce University of Toronto

Overview

The Commerce programme at the University of Toronto provides a rigorous academic foundation that merges economic theory with practical management applications. Students develop the quantitative and qualitative skills necessary to navigate the complexities of modern business environments. This degree prepares graduates for leadership roles by fostering a deep understanding of financial systems and organisational structures.

Why Commerce at the University of Toronto?

• Access the Professional Skills Development Program (PSDP) to strengthen technical and soft skills through transcript-recognised co-curricular activities.
• Benefit from the University Affiliation Program with the CFA Institute, ensuring the curriculum aligns with global professional standards.
• Utilise specialised streams such as the UTMCIP for work-integrated learning and authentic workplace experiences.
• Learn from a distinguished faculty of experts across accounting, finance, marketing, and economic theory.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 63570 per year
• National fee: CAD 6100 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Management
• Financial Accounting
• Economic Analysis
• Business Finance
• Marketing Management
• Business Information Systems
• Operations Management
• Business Law
• Strategic Management

Careers with Commerce

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped for diverse professional pathways in both the private and public sectors. Many alumni pursue careers as professional accountants, financial analysts, or marketing specialists. The analytical rigour of the course also provides an excellent foundation for those seeking to become economists, actuaries, or managers of large-scale firms.

The degree is highly regarded by prestigious postgraduate institutions, with many graduates successfully transitioning into Law schools or MBA programmes. Additionally, the curriculum supports those interested in entrepreneurship and the management of small businesses. Common industries for employment include banking, government administration, and international consultancy.