The Bachelor of Commerce in International Business (BCom IB) program offer modules in international business transactions, international trade finance, marketing international services, international business law, and advanced international business management. Core subjects comprise microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial accounting, managerial accounting, business mathematics, and statistics. Students learn on issues pertaining to international trade such as cross-border supply chain management, international taxation, and foreign exchange markets, business diplomacy, international trade negotiations.
In addition, the elective aspects of the program covers e-commerce, digital marketing, data analytics, entrepreneurship, and advanced business communication. Other areas covered are business ethics, corporate social responsibility, company law, and business strategy. Some universities offer elective modules on capital market in emerging economies or sustainability or fintech. Specific integration of applied case studies and industry projects is done to strengthen learning, making graduates employable in multinational enterprises, exporting and importing businesses, banks, and government trade departments.