Bachelor of Studies in Commerce

This program offers a deep understanding of commerce, including accounting, finance, trade, business law, and economics. Students develop analytical and quantitative skills to interpret business data, solve problems, and propose effective solutions. Emphasis on teamwork, ethical reasoning, and social responsibility ensures graduates can communicate commerce knowledge effectively and foster stakeholder engagement in local and global contexts.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

On completion of the programme, students will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of key concepts, theories and best practices in commerce to analyze and respond to commerce-related challenges and opportunities in diverse organizational, financial and economic contexts.
  2. Apply theories, research methods and emerging technologies to address contemporary issues in commerce, contributing to informed decision making, ethical practices and sustainability in both local and global business environments.
  3. Communicate commerce knowledge effectively to facilitate policy, strategy and foster stakeholder engagement (including teams, clients, regulators)
  4. Lead teams, manage resources, and execute business‐oriented projects in dynamic, cross‐cultural business environments.
  5. Undertake independent learning, research, and continuous professional development to adapt to evolving business landscapes.

Program Details & Curriculum

The Bachelor of Studies in Commerce comprises of 136 credit hours including 15 general education courses (34), 21 Compulsory courses (63), 7 mandatory courses (21), 4 allied or interdisciplinary courses (12), 7 elective courses (21), and one internship (3), and one capstone project (3).

Program Duration

Total Credit Hours

Credit Hours

136 (49 Courses)

Total Credit Hours136 (49 courses)
General Education34 credit hours (15 courses)
Majora) Compulsory63 credit hours (21 courses)
b) Mandatory Electives21 credit hours (7 courses)
Total Major Requirement84 credit hours (28 courses)
Interdisciplinary / Allied Courses12 credit hours (4 courses)
Supervised Internship3 credit hours (1 course)
Capstone Project3 credit hours (1 course)
Program DurationMinimum: 4 Years and Maximum: 6 Years
Semester Duration16-18 weeks for regular semesters
Course Load (per semester)15-18 credit hours for regular semesters
Theory and Lab hours1 credit hour of theory = 1 contact hour 1 credit hour of lab = 3 contact hours
Eligibility RequirementPass the Higher Secondary School Certificate (involving 12 years of schooling) or an IBCC equivalent qualification in any group.
S #COURSE CODESCLASSCOURSE TITLECREDI T HOUR SPRE-REQ
SEMESTER 1
1COM112MAJORINTRODUCTION TO COMMERCE3+0
2ACT116MAJORFUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING3+0
3MAT102GEN EDINTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS3+0
4HUM111GEN EDFUNCTIONAL ENGLISH3+0
5CSC108GEN EDAPPLICATIONS OF ICT2+1
6GEN111GEN EDUNDERSTANDING OF HOLY QURAN-I0+1
14+2
SEMESTER 2
1ECO211MAJORBUSINESS ECONOMICS3+0
2ACT214MAJORFINANCIAL ACCOUNTING2+1ACT116
3MAT202GEN EDINTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS3+0
4HUM121GEN EDACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING3+0HUM111
5HMT231GEN EDPAKISTAN STUDIES2+0
6DSC109GEN EDENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SUSTAINABILITY2+1
7GEN112GEN EDUNDERSTANDING OF HOLY QURAN-II0+1GEN111
15+3
SEMESTER 3
1BUS111MAJORFUNDAMENTALS OF MANAGEMENT3+0
2FIN221MAJORINTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS FINANCE3+0ACT116
3ACT241MAJORFUNDAMENTALS OF COST ACCOUNTING3+0ACT116
4COM261MAJORE-COMMERCE2+1
5AHT231GEN EDCULTURE, MEDIA AND SOCIETY2+0
6HMT221GEN EDISLAMIC STUDIES2+0
7HMT239GEN EDIDEOLOGY AND CONSTITUTION OF PAKISTAN2+0
17+1
SEMESTER 4
1COM211MAJORPRINCIPLES OF AUDITING3+0ACT214
2COM212MAJORBUSINESS TAXATION3+0
3COM213MAJORDIGITAL SKILLS AND DATA ANALYSIS IN COMMERCE1+2CSC108
4BUS122MAJORPRINCIPLES OF MARKETING3+0
5SSC251GEN EDPROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND MORALITY2+0
6HUM237GEN EDCIVICS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT2+0
7ENT241GEN EDINTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP2+0BUS111
16+2
SEMESTER 5
1COM311MAJORMERCENTILE LAW3+0
2COM312MAJORBANK OPERATIONS AND PRACTICES3+0
3BUS473MAJORSUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT3+0BUS111
4FIN412MAJORFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND MODELLING2+1FIN221
5CSC209ALLIEDCOMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS FOR DECISION MAKING3+0
6CSC309ALLIEDARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE3+0
17+1
SEMESTER 6
1ACT354MAJORCOST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING3+0ACT241
2COM362MAJORRESEARCH METHODS IN COMMERCE3+0MAT202
3ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 13+0
4ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 23+0
5CSC483ALLIEDDATA SCIENCE3+0
6BUS350INTINTERNSHIP3+0
18+0
SEMESTER 7
1BUS474MAJORISLAMICBANKINGAND FINANCE
2COM423MAJORTRADEPOLICIESAND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
3ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 33+0
4ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 43+0
5MS405ALLIEDPROJECT MANAGEMENT3+0
15+0
SEMESTER 8
1BUS461MAJORENTERPRISERESOURCE PLANNING AND BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES1+2
2ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 53+0
3ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 63+0
4ELECTIVEELECTIVE – 7*3+0
5COM471CAPSTONE PROJECT3+0COM362
13+2
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS136
*Certification course
List of Interdisciplinary Courses
Students may opt interdisciplinary courses from the following list.
S#COURSE CODESCLASSCOURSE TITLECREDI T HOUR SPRE-REQ
1SSC251ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL STUDIES3+0
2SSC252ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT STUDIES3+0
3SSC253ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO GENDER STUDIES3+0
4SSC254ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY3+0
5SSC255ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO MEDIA STUDIES3+0
6SSC256ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY3+0
7SSC257ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY3+0
8SSC258ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK3+0
9SSC259ALLIEDINTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY3+0
10SSC351ALLIEDPROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING3+0
11SSC352ALLIEDPUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION3+0
12SSC353ALLIEDPUBLIC RELATIONS3+0
13SSC354ALLIEDSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT3+0
14SSC355ALLIEDTECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY3+0
15SSC356ALLIEDDEMOGRAPHY AND POPULATION STUDIES3+0
16CSC209ALLIEDCOMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS FOR DECISION MAKING3+0
17CSC309ALLIEDARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE3+0
18CSC483ALLIEDDATA SCIENCE3+0
19MS405ALLIEDPROJECT MANAGEMENT3+0