Faculty of Commerce

In order to achieve the goals set forth in the diploma policy, the Faculty of Commerce systematically organizes the curriculum into lectures, seminars, and practical courses at basic, advanced, and applied levels.

We seek to admit those who possess the knowledge, skills, abilities, sense of purpose, motivations and attitudes listed below. In order to select a diverse body of students, we use a variety of screening methods and materials, including achievement tests, application documents, short essays, presentations and interviews.

1. Basic knowledge necessary for study in the Faculty of Commerce;
    
2. Thinking skills, judgment, and expressiveness needed to find and solve problems in organizations and communities;
    
3. Desire to learn proactively in collaboration and cooperation with a diversity of people;
    
4. Interest in fields such as distribution and marketing, finance, organizational management, hospitality management, bookkeeping and accounting, and information;
    
5. Desire to contribute to society as a leader of one’s region or organization by acquiring professional expertise in commerce.