X. Degree Programs
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.)
Marketing Management (Co-op) (MKMN:C)
Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences
A principal aim of the Co-op program is to facilitate the transition of students from academic studies to a professional career in Marketing Management by enhancing the integration of theory and practice.
The Co-op program consists of two eight month work terms. The first work term begins after the second year. The second work term commences after the third year of studies. The Co-op program is normally completed over a 5 year period.
To be eligible to continue in the Co-op Major students must maintain a satisfactory average, must complete all course requirements as scheduled and must obtain a minimum evaluation of "satisfactory" on all required work term reports. Consult the Co-op advisor or Department for additional information.
Liberal Education Requirement
As part of the graduation requirement all students within the B.Comm. Program are required to complete 1.50 credits from at least two different subject prefixes as listed under the B.Comm. Program Information section of the undergraduate calendar.
Major
Semester 1 - Fall
MCS*1000
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[0.50] |
Introductory Marketing |
ECON*1050
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[0.50] |
Introductory Microeconomics |
MATH*1000
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[0.50] |
Introductory Calculus |
PSYC*1200
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[0.50] |
Dynamics of Behaviour |
0.50 from List A or electives |
Note: Students who are exceptionally strong in mathematics may consult with their academic advisor to substitute an alternative mathematics course for MATH*1000 (MATH*1080 or MATH*1200). |
Semester 2 - Winter
AGEC*2220
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[0.50] |
Financial Accounting |
ECON*1100
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[0.50] |
Introductory Macroeconomics |
PSYC*2310
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[0.50] |
Introduction to Social Psychology |
STAT*2060
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[0.50] |
Statistics for Business Decisions |
0.50 from List A or 0.50 electives |
Semester 3 - Fall
AGEC*2230
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[0.50] |
Management Accounting |
COOP*1100
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[0.00] |
Introduction to Co-operative Education |
ECON*2310
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[0.50] |
Intermediate Microeconomics |
MCS*2020
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[0.50] |
Information Management |
MCS*2600
|
[0.50] |
Fundamentals of Consumer Behaviour |
0.50 from List B
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Semester 5 - Winter
AGEC*3310
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[0.50] |
Operations Management |
MCS*3010
|
[0.50] |
Quality Management |
MCS*3020
|
[0.50] |
Services Marketing |
MCS*3100
|
[0.50] |
Economic Behaviour of Households |
MCS*3600
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[0.50] |
Consumer Information Processes |
0.50 electives (if MCS*3610 to be taken in Semester 6) |
Note: Students only take one of MCS*3100 in Semester 5 OR MCS*3610 in Semester 6. |
Semester 6 - Fall
AGEC*3320
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[0.50] |
Financial Management |
MCS*3610
|
[0.50] |
Consumer Economics |
MCS*3620
|
[0.50] |
Marketing Communications |
0.50 from List A and/or up to 1.00 electives |
Note: Students only take one of MCS*3100 in Semester 5 OR MCS*3610 in Semester 6. |
Semester 7 - Fall
ECON*3560
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[0.50] |
Theory of Finance |
MCS*4040
|
[0.50] |
Management in Product Development |
MCS*4050
|
[0.50] |
The Evolution of Capitalism: A Canadian Perspective |
MCS*4370
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[0.50] |
Marketing Strategy |
0.50 from List A and/or electives |
Note: MCS*4050 may be taken in Semester 8. |
Semester 8 - Winter
AGEC*4250
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[0.50] |
Business Policy |
MCS*4600
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[0.50] |
International Marketing |
1.00 or 1.50 electives |
These courses have been selected to help students broaden their international and cross-cultural perspectives.
French Language Courses
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FREN*1100
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[0.50] |
Basic French: Listening |
FREN*1150
|
[0.50] |
Elementary French |
FREN*1200
|
[0.50] |
French Language I |
FREN*2020
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[0.50] |
France: Literature and Society |
FREN*2030
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[0.50] |
French Language II |
FREN*2060
|
[0.50] |
Quebec: Literature and Society |
FREN*3530
|
[0.50] |
Business French |
German Language Courses
|
GERM*1100
|
[0.50] |
Introductory German I |
GERM*1110
|
[0.50] |
Introductory German II |
GERM*2400
|
[0.50] |
Contemporary Germany |
GERM*2490
|
[0.50] |
Intermediate German I |
History and Politics Courses
|
EURO*1050
|
[0.50] |
The Emergence of a United Europe |
EURO*2070
|
[0.50] |
European Integration, 1957-1992 |
HIST*1150
|
[0.50] |
20th-Century Global History |
HIST*2510
|
[0.50] |
The Emergence of Modern European Society 1789-1945 |
HIST*2910
|
[0.50] |
History of Modern Asia |
HIST*3090
|
[0.50] |
Nationalism and Internationalism in Europe 1914-1957 |
POLS*1500
|
[0.50] |
World Politics |
POLS*2100
|
[0.50] |
The State in Comparative Perspective |
POLS*3080
|
[0.50] |
Politics of Latin America |
POLS*3280
|
[0.50] |
Modern Political Ideologies |
POLS*3460
|
[0.50] |
Communism and Post-Communism |
POLS*3890
|
[0.50] |
Government and Politics of India |
POLS*3920
|
[0.50] |
Modern China |
Italian Language Courses
|
ITAL*1060
|
[0.50] |
Introductory Italian I |
ITAL*1070
|
[0.50] |
Introductory Italian II |
ITAL*2060
|
[0.50] |
Intermediate Italian I |
ITAL*2070
|
[0.50] |
Intermediate Italian II |
Spanish Language Courses
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SPAN*1100
|
[0.50] |
Introductory Spanish |
SPAN*1110
|
[0.50] |
Intermediate Spanish |
SPAN*2000
|
[0.50] |
Spanish Language I |
SPAN*2010
|
[0.50] |
Spanish Language II |
SPAN*2040
|
[0.50] |
Spanish Civilization |
This group of courses encourages students to increase their fundamental background and/or add to business applications.
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