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Bachelor of Commerce in Business and Enterprise Management and Economics

The Bachelor of Commerce in Business and Enterprise Management and Economics is a part-time undergraduate degree program offered at the University of Malta - Gozo Campus. This program is designed for individuals who have successfully completed the Diploma in Commerce, which is comparable to the first year of the undergraduate degree program offered on a full-time basis at the University of Malta.

Program Objectives

The overall objectives of this program are to provide students with a high-quality, career-oriented education as part of a diverse student population. The program covers a range of topics in Economics and Management, aiming to provide students with a broad understanding of the complexity and dynamics present in contemporary business and public organizations. It trains participants to gain conceptual skills and an analytical approach necessary to tackle problems facing organizations in today's environment.

Program Structure

The program is structured over three years, with each year comprising two semesters. The curriculum includes compulsory units in areas such as Mathematical Economics, Economics of the Public Sector, Operations Research, Consumer Behaviour, and Development in Contemporary Societies.

Year 1

• Semester 1:
  • ECN2215: Mathematical Economics (4 ECTS)
  • ECN2331: Economics of the Public Sector (4 ECTS)
  • MGT2031: Operations Research (4 ECTS)
  • MRK2051: Consumer Behaviour (4 ECTS)
  • PPL2161: Development in Contemporary Societies (4 ECTS)
• Semester 2:
  • ECN1202: Intermediate Microeconomics (4 ECTS)
  • ECN1203: Intermediate Macroeconomics (4 ECTS)
  • ECN2031: Econometrics 1 (4 ECTS)
  • MGT2345: Enterprise Information Systems (4 ECTS)
  • MRK2206: Business-to-Business Marketing (4 ECTS)
• Requirement for regular progression to Year 2: 40 ECTS credits

Year 2

• Semester 1:
  • MGT2320: Knowledge Management and Big Data in Organisations (4 ECTS)
  • MGT3041: Strategic HR: Lessons from Industry (4 ECTS)
  • MGT3202: Operations and Supply Chain Management (4 ECTS)
  • MRK2504: Marketing Design and Advertising (4 ECTS)
  • MRK3601: Distribution Strategy and Marketing Channels (4 ECTS)
• Semester 2:
  • ECN2041: Econometrics 2 (4 ECTS)
  • ECN2332: Economics of Taxation (4 ECTS)
  • MGT2051: Management Communication and Presentation Skills (4 ECTS)
  • MGT2091: Cross-Cultural Management (4 ECTS)
  • PPL1011: Policy for Business (4 ECTS)
• Requirement for regular progression to Year 3: 40 ECTS credits

Year 3

• Semester 1:
  • ECN3126: Monetary Economics (4 ECTS)
  • ECN3200: International Economics (4 ECTS)
  • EMA3181: Applied Research Tools for Business (4 ECTS)
  • MGT3208: Corporate Strategy (4 ECTS)
  • MGT4107: Managing Service Excellence (4 ECTS)
• Semester 2:
  • ECN2141: Economics of Environmental Policy (4 ECTS)
  • MGT3061: Human Resource Issues for Small Enterprise (4 ECTS)
  • MGT3214: Project Management (4 ECTS)
  • PPL2016: Political Leadership (8 ECTS)
• Requirement for successful completion of Year 3: 40 ECTS credits

Admission Criteria

The course is open to applicants in possession of the Diploma in Commerce awarded by the University of Malta. International applicants should refer to the list of country-specific qualifications for general entry requirements.

Tuition Fees

For non-EU applicants, the fee per academic year is Eur 4,250.

Career Opportunities

Upon successfully completing the course, graduates will qualify for a variety of roles in private, public, and non-profit organizations. A Bachelor's degree prepares students to enter most fields of commerce, public enterprises, and related areas at mid-level positions.

Program Governance

This program of study is governed by the General Regulations for University Undergraduate Awards, 2019, and by the Bye-Laws for the award of the Bachelor of Commerce under the auspices of the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students will gain a deep and broad understanding of the two areas of study, acquire conceptual skills, possess an analytical approach to tackle problems, be capable of developing effective strategies, and manage risks and take effective decisions in their future careers.