Graduate Certificate in Commerce

Summary

Expand your Career opportunities with a strong grounding in the areas and applications of commerce in New Zealand and internationally.

International commerce is at the heart of the global economy. This programme attracts a wide range of students who want to grow their Career opportunities. Lincoln University’s Graduate Certificate in Commerce incorporates areas of specialisation, and creates an effective way for you build a basis of broad understanding then focus on a specific discipline or area.

Programme Structure

The Graduate Certificate in Commerce can be studied part-time or completed in a single semester of full-time study. It requires 60 credits with a minimum of 45 credits at 300 level chosen from the Commerce courses offered at Lincoln. The remaining 15 credits can be chosen from the Schedule of Courses in consultation with the Academic Co-ordinator to ensure they form a coherent study programme.

Choose a minimum of three of the following courses:

Semester 1

• BMGT 301 - Business and Sustainability
• BMGT 322 - Accommodation Management
• MKTG 323 - Supply Chain Management
• MGMT 316 - Analysis and Planning in Agricultural Systems
• MGMT 318 - Opportunity Analysis in Agricultural Systems
• MKTG 301 - Marketing Research
• MKTG 311 - Product Design
• MKTG 322 - Retailing and Sales Management
• ECON 326 - The Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment
• ECON 307 - Econometrics
• BMGT 306 - Business Strategy
• BMGT 314 - Quality Systems

Semester 2

• COMM 301 - Integrated Business Analysis
• MGMT 340 - Agribusiness Strategic Management
• MGMT 341 - Integrated Agribusiness and Food Marketing Strategy
• MKTG 308 - Marketing of New Zealand Products and Services
• MKTG 304 - Services Marketing
• MGMT 317 - Development and Investment in Agricultural Systems
• TOUR 303 - Destination Planning and Development
• MKTG 321 - Promotion Management
• BMGT 308 - Supply Chain System Optimisation
• FINC 304 - Corporate Financial Strategy
• ECON 325 - The Economics of Food Markets and Policy
• ECON 327 - The Economics of Development
• ECON 302 - International Economics
• BMGT 324 - International Management