Diploma in Commerce

Summary

Grow a solid understanding of the principles of commerce, and how they apply to business as a way of expanding your Career opportunities or laying the ground for further study.

Lincoln University’s Diploma in Commerce introduces study from a range of Commerce majors. As a Diploma in Commerce student, you’ll be able to take courses in Accounting and Finance, Global Business, Hotel and Tourism Management, Marketing, Supply Chain Management as well as from the Bachelor of Commerce programme. This is normally a one-year full-time study programme.

Programme Structure

Select eight courses (120 credits) at the 100 or 200 level chosen from the degree regulations for a Bachelor of Commerce with the following prefixes: ACCT, BMGT, COMM, ECON, FINC, LINC, MGMT, MKTG, VAPM. Please check you meet the prerequisites for your selected courses.

Choose eight of the following courses:

Semester 1

• ACCT 203 - Accounting Information Systems
• ACCT 211 - Financial Accounting
• BMGT 116 - Principles of Management
• BMGT 201 - Sustainable Sourcing
• BMGT 216 - Food and Beverage Management
• BMGT 221 - Organisation and Human Resource Management
• COMM 112 - Financial Information for Business
• ECON 113 - Economies and Markets
• ECON 211 - Land Economics
• ECON 216 - Macroeconomic Issues and Policies
• FINC 204 - Financial Management
• MGMT 103 - Primary Industry Systems
• MGMT 106 - Global Food Systems
• MGMT 201 - Principles of Agricultural Systems
• MKTG 202 - Social Marketing and Ethics
• MKTG 210 - Logistics, Transport and Distribution Management
• VAPM 201 - Principles of Urban Property Management
• VAPM 205 - Real Estate Marketing and Management
• VAPM 209 - Principals of Property Valuation

Semester 2

• ACCT 101 - Accounting Fundamentals
• ACCT 202 - Management Accounting
• BMGT 211 - Productivity Management
• COMM 111 - Introductory Statistics
• ECON 212 - International Trade
• ECON 217 - Markets, Firms and Consumers
• FINC 101 - Finance Fundamentals
• FINC 211 - Investments
• LINC 201 - Sustainable Futures
• MGMT 202 - Analysis of Agricultural Systems
• MGMT 203 - Agricultural Systems and Sustainability
• MGMT 216 - Horticultural Management Analysis
• MGMT 222 - The Agribusiness Environment
• MKTG 115 - Principles of Marketing
• MKTG 205 - Consumer Behaviour
• VAPM 101 - Introduction to Property
• VAPM 207 - Applied Urban Valuation
• VAPM 208 - Applied Rural Valuation