Pursue a flexible business degree and gain strong communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills. A wide range of conjoint options are available. A BCom with a double major is a three-year degree programme. You will be required to complete a minimum of 24 courses (360 points). In your first year of study, a set of seven compulsory core courses (105 points) will become the building blocks for your degree. Programme overview You will complete a set of core courses. These include an exciting two course sequence in Business and Enterprise. These will introduce the types of choices facing entrepreneurs and managers and help you develop your academic and professional skills. Your first year core programme will provide a strong base from which to launch into your chosen major or majors. A double major will enable you to gain greater breadth and increase your career options by combining two sets of courses at advanced level. You can study Marketing as a single major or as a double major alongside one of the other majors offered within the Bachelor of Commerce. (These include International Business or Management.) You can also study towards the Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing as part of a conjoint degree programme. (In a conjoint programme, you study for two degrees at once, attaining the qualification in a shorter time than it would take to complete the two programmes separately.) In the Marketing major you will learn how to respond to and satisfy customer needs through product and service development, planning, pricing, advertising, promotion and distribution. You will: Learn about fundamental marketing concepts and theories Identify the characteristics of responsible and sustainable marketing practice Understand the importance of marketing to business practice Understand how to evaluate consumer needs when developing marketing strategies Learn to apply consumer insights and market research Develop skills to assess real world marketing situations and marketing strategies Jobs related to this programme Accountant Business analyst Corporate, investment or merchant banker Operations manager Policy analyst or adviser Sales or marketing manager Tax adviser Web applications developer Further study options Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Master of Commerce Doctor of Philosophy