University of Calgary

Overview

The Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) in Business Analytics at the University of Calgary equips students with the skills needed to leverage data and analytics for effective decision-making in business environments. This program combines foundational business education with specialized analytics training, allowing students to address real-world organizational challenges through informed insights.

What you'll study

Typical course areas may include:

• Business Skills
• Macroeconomics
• Microeconomics
• Enterprise Analysis
• Business Technology Management
• Operations Management

Applied learning and experiential components:

• Engage in case-based learning and group projects to enhance analytics-informed decision-making skills.
• Participate in co-operative work terms (where available) to gain valuable paid professional experience while connecting theory with practice.

Capstone/thesis: The program may include a capstone or thesis component, depending on your specific degree plan. It is advisable to confirm the details with the university’s current BComm Business Analytics requirements.

Entry requirements

Admission to the Business Analytics program is based on academic merit, adhering to the University of Calgary's undergraduate admission standards for the BComm degree. Specific GPA or grade thresholds may vary based on applicant categories.

There is no known requirement for GRE or GMAT scores for this undergraduate program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Business Analytics program are well-prepared for a variety of career opportunities in sectors such as finance, marketing, operations, and consulting. Equipped with strong analytical skills and business acumen, alumni can pursue roles such as data analysts, business intelligence specialists, and operations managers, among others.