University of Windsor

Overview

The University of Windsor offers a unique Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) program that integrates Business Administration with Women’s and Gender Studies. This interdisciplinary approach equips students with a comprehensive understanding of how gender dynamics, power structures, and social change influence organizations and markets. Through this program, students will develop critical skills in analysis, communication, and ethical decision-making, preparing them for diverse career paths in the business world.

What you'll study

The curriculum is designed to provide a balanced education that combines core business principles with gender studies. Students will engage in a variety of subjects, including:

Core business and analytics learning

• Business Fundamentals
• Operations Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Applied Problem Solving and Business Decision-Making

Women’s and Gender Studies learning

• History of Women’s Movements in North America
• Frameworks for Feminist Research
• Women in Canadian Society

Specialization options

Students have the opportunity to choose a specialization that aligns with their career goals and interests, including:

• International Business
• Marketing
• Finance
• Accounting
• Strategy and Entrepreneurship
• Supply Chain and Business Analytics
• Human Resources

Capstone / culminating experience

A key component of the program is the capstone experience, where students complete a final project or course sequence that integrates their learning and showcases their skills.

Curriculum planning

Course selection and sequencing will depend on chosen specializations and academic advising. Students are encouraged to review the official curriculum for the latest course offerings and prerequisites.

Entry requirements

Applicants must meet the University of Windsor’s general admission criteria for the BComm program. Specific GPA and grade-point thresholds may vary based on applicant categories.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program will be well-equipped to pursue careers in various fields, including business management, marketing, human resources, and social advocacy. The combination of business acumen and gender studies knowledge prepares students to address complex challenges in modern workplaces and contribute positively to society.