Internationally acclaimed for its high academic standards and excellence in teaching and research and widely recognized as Canada’s leading international business school, McGill University consistently attracts top students and faculty members from around the world.

In recognition of the increasingly complex economy, rapidly changing technology and the globalization of business practices, the Desautels Faculty of Management has recently revised its undergraduate Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree program. The faculty offers three areas of specialization. Students in all three areas begin their degree programs by studying the management core curriculum. General Management students acquire a strong business background by completing a minimum of two concentrations or combining one concentration with a minor from another faculty. Business concentrations include: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, information systems, international business, labour management relations, marketing, operations management, organizational behaviour and human resource management, and strategic management. Majors and honours programs are designed for students who wish to develop a specific area of expertise, professional designations and other industry requirements. The Faculty Program in International Management is designed for students preparing for careers in international business. The International Exchange Program allows students to study at other leading business schools around the world for one to two terms.

Three streams allow students to follow a curriculum that suits their own interests and career objectives
Work-study, internship opportunities
All students follow a management core in the first year
Extensive international exchange opportunities
Applied Investment course portfolio of over $2,000,000
New Honors in Investment Management Program

Bachelor Degree
Business Minor for Non-Business Majors

Business Administration
Accounting & Taxation
Brand & Product Management
Business Administration & General Management
Business Management Computer Applications
Business Minor (for Non-Business Majors)
Computer Systems Management
Consumer Studies
e-Commerce
Economics & Statistics
Entrepreneurship & Venture Development
Finance & Financial Management
Health Care Administration
Information Systems Management
Insurance & Risk Management
International Management
Investment Management
Labour Relations
Logistics Management
Management and Information Systems
Management Consulting
Manufacturing & Operating Systems
Market Research
Marketing Management
Organizational Behaviour/Human Resource Management
Production & Operations Research
Public Safety Management
Quality Management
Real Estate Management
Small Business Management
Strategic Management & Policy
Technology Management

Applied Business Technology
Accounting
Advertising
Brand Management
Financial Management
Human Resources Management
International Management
Logistics Management
Marketing Management
Small Business Management

Career Placement Office
Co-op Education
Industry Practicum/Internship
International Exchange
Mentor Program
Peer Tutoring
Weekend Activities/Field Trips

The Desautels Faculty of Management occupies a building specially designed for its needs. Classrooms have been refurbished with new computers built in, as well as video cameras and 3M data display units that allow professors to select from a variety of teaching media. Each classroom is wired for Internet access and the entire building facilitates wireless Internet access. Facilities available to BCom students include a cafeteria and lounge area, the Sandiford Computer Lab and a management library with an electronic database searching service and a number of networked databases. Students enjoy excellent sports facilities, efficient housing, and a health service. The Howard Ross Library of Management provides in-house and remote electronic access to a broad range of business sources such as ABI Inform, Bloomberg, Compustat, CRSP, Datastream, Economist Intelligence Unit, Factiva, Mergent Online, S&P NetAdvantage and others. In addition to providing electronic access to over 8,500 business journals and newspapers, the library houses a physical collection of over 50,000 books, 200 print journal titles, audiovisual materials and an current reference selection that covers every aspect of management study.