Master of Commerce
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Overview
Master of Commerce
Introduction
A Master of Commerce degree will allow you to learn more about your chosen subject area, critically view the world, and carry out an independent piece of research. These knowledge, skills, and competencies mean MCom graduates are well-prepared for professional roles and business consulting.
If you have been following the programme, study in the MCom counts as one year of professional experience.
Students who have qualified for a Bachelor of Commerce with Honours or equivalent may be admitted to the MCom by thesis only in that major (one year, worth 120 points).
Master of Commerce
Why study a Master of Commerce at ҕl?
As an MCom graduate you will be able to:
- demonstrate in-depth knowledge and understanding of contemporary thought and developments within your specific research area
- evaluate the implications of your own research findings for the wider body of relevant academic literature
- synthesise academic literature and communicate research findings, both orally and in written form, consistent with academics working in your chosen discipline.
Master of Commerce
Entry requirements
You will need to have completed one of the following:
- Bachelor of Commerce
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Science in Economics, Finance, or Computer Science
- any bachelor's degree, and a relevant graduate diploma in your major subject.
Prerequisites vary between majors, but normally good grades in 300-level courses in the subject concerned are required. For information on the prerequisites for each subject, see the Master of Commerce Schedule.
If English is your additional language, you are also required to meet ҕl's English language requirements.
For the full entry requirements, see the Regulations for the Master of Commerce or use the .
How to apply
You can apply online at .
See Admission and enrolment for all information on enrolling at ҕl.
Master of Commerce
How do I plan my degree?
The Master of Commerce degree consists of 180 points, of which between 90–120 points is coursework (between six and nine courses), and a 90-point thesis or a 60-point dissertation.
The MCom take 12–18 months full-time, or 18–36 months part-time to complete. Enrolment is normally full-time unless you are approved for part-time study.
For full requirements, see the Regulations for the Master of Commerce.
Master of Commerce
Subjects and courses
See the Master of Commerce Schedule for course options and requirements for each subject.
Major subjects for the Master of Commerce are:
- Accounting
- Economics
- Finance
- Information Systems
- Management
- Marketing
- Taxation
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2024 tuition fee estimate:$52,500 (180 points)
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Master of Commerce
Master of Commerce
Career opportunities
Postgraduate study can bring many career benefits eg, specialist skills and enhanced knowledge, entry into specific occupations, higher starting salary/progression rates, research capability/achievement, and evidence of high academic attainment/self-discipline.
Useful information:
- Read what other ҕl postgraduate students have gone on to achieve in their studies and careers in our student stories.
- Te Rōpū Rapuara | ҕl Careers can help you to achieve the career you want, connect with employers, or find a job.
- For research into career destinations by qualification, visit .
- Find out more about what can you do with a degree from ҕl.
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