The concentration program must be approved by the business school. Certain courses in a concentration may be compulsory. Information on concentrations is available from the office of the Associate Dean (Undergraduate Programs). 
		Bachelor of Commerce Concentrations are available in the areas of: 
		
				- Accounting 
 
				- Business Process Management 
 
				- Energy Management 
 
				- Entrepreneurship and Innovation 
 
				- Finance 
 
				- General 
 
				- Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics 
 
				- International Business 
 
				- Management Information Systems 
 
				- Marketing 
 
				- Operations Management 
 
				- Personal Financial Planning 
 
				- Petroleum Land Management 
 
				- Risk Management and Insurance 
 
				- Risk Management: Insurance and Finance 
 
				- Supply Chain Management (formerly Transportation and Logistics) 
 
				- Tourism Management 
 
				- Tourism Management and Marketing