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Duration

4 years

Tuition

$63,432

  Kingston

Sep 7-Sep 7

Commitment

Full-Time

Delivery

Classroom

Credential

Degree

Year Founded

1919

Scholarships

yes

Attain a deep understanding of business strategies and concepts, including innovations that are changing the nature of work. Build your experience around you and your ambitions.

Years One and Two cover core business areas – from accounting to human resource management to finance. It is the essential foundation for a career in management. In Years Three and Four, students are able to focus on their interests through electives, including classes in other faculties. Areas of focus include: entrepreneurship, social impact, investment banking, accounting, marketing, consulting, international business, human resources, and more.

A key feature of Smith Commerce is the international exchange semester option in Years Three or Four. Living and studying in another country broadens your perspective, and develops a global network of contacts. It enhances your career opportunities and appeal to employers. Smith’s exchange partners are carefully selected for the high quality of education and student experience they deliver.

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Smith School of Business at Queen's University

Strong choice for business and finance-focused students

Muhammad Khizar

Kingston • August 17, 2026

Graduated From

Bachelor of Commerce

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

As an incoming Bachelor of Commerce student at Smith School of Business, Queen’s University, I chose the program because of its strong reputation in business education, finance, and career development. The program offers a broad business foundation w...

As an incoming Bachelor of Commerce student at Smith School of Business, Queen’s University, I chose the program because of its strong reputation in business education, finance, and career development. The program offers a broad business foundation while providing opportunities to explore areas such as finance, consulting, entrepreneurship, and investment banking.

I was particularly drawn to the collaborative environment, extracurricular opportunities, and access to a strong business network. I am looking forward to starting the program and experiencing the curriculum and career support firsthand.

Smith School of Business at Queen's University

Bachelor of Commerce at Queen’s

David K.

Kingston • January 26, 2023

Graduated From

Bachelor of Commerce

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

Queen’s is consistently ranked among the best in the world. You can find average salaries and graduation rates on CourseCompare and on Smith’s website. The numbers speak for themselves.

But the best things about Queen’s are the people, th...

Queen’s is consistently ranked among the best in the world. You can find average salaries and graduation rates on CourseCompare and on Smith’s website. The numbers speak for themselves.

But the best things about Queen’s are the people, the community and the networks. You will probably have fun here while meeting the future CEO of a tech startup or leader in finance and consulting. QC doesn’t set up internships for you and you will have to find one on your own, but recruiters are always on campus and profs are in your court and available to help you. There are also 40+ clubs to join where you can meet amazing people. There are regular conferences happening that attract first-rate speakers, and the exchange program is amazing and not one to be missed.

Queen’s and Ivey at Western are both excellent, but I chose Queen’s because it’s a 4-year program. Ivey begins in year three and I didn’t want to have to compete to get in and then make friends halfway through my undergrad experience.

To summarize, Queen’s is where future business leaders are being taught. The community is second-to-none and the career results speak for themselves.

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