90 Part-time Master's degrees in Commerce

The International Business and Trade Law program at American University Washington DC is designed for lawyers and law graduates interested in the international law of trade, investment, finance, and other business transactions. 

Develop specialist knowledge in applied finance, professional accounting and information systems to make confident decisions in your career. The Master of Commerce is offered at the University of Queensland. 

The Level 6 Extended Diploma in Management (Sales and Marketing) at the London School of International Business is a comprehensive programme designed to provide learners with essential skills and knowledge. This diploma can be completed in 6 or 9 months through online study, offering flexibility for students aiming to enhance their career prospects in management.

Commerce degree offered by The Management College of Southern Africa (MANCOSA) is designed to expand intellectual interests by augmenting research skills and expertise. 

The MBA in International Trade offered by Apsley Business School is designed for professionals hoping to integrate the latest scholarship and theory with the practical day-to-day aspects of their business. 

This Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying MSc programme from Heriot-Watt University Dubai provides graduates with a strong and in-depth knowledge of the subject area.

This Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (Part-time) course at Liverpool John Moores University is the ideal degree if you want to move into a senior management role in this highly challenging and dynamic industry.

The Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management programme at the Oxford Brookes University is designed to meet the challenging demands of the modern learner and the rapidly evolving needs of the construction industry.  

The Commerce programme at the University of Auckland is an advanced postgraduate qualification designed for specialist career paths. This Master degree offers flexible 120 or 180-point pathways, including research and consultancy options. Delivered in a public study mode, it builds on your existing academic excellence.

The International Business and Trade Law program from Fordham University prepares students to meet the challenges of an increasingly global economy by giving them the knowledge and training needed to handle complex transnational transactions that define the current legal and business environment. 

The Level 7 Diploma in International Commercial Law from the London School of International Business is a comprehensive programme designed for professionals. This online course spans 9 months, allowing students to enhance their understanding of international trade laws and commercial regulations while studying at their own pace.

The International Commercial Law and ADR (Part-time) course from Ulster University offers modules that are at the cutting-edge of industry and will lead to a professional accreditation.

The Master of Commerce (Actuarial Science) program at University of Melbourne is for students who hold an actuarial degree and wish to pursue their actuarial training further. 

The Supply Chain Management MSc program offered at Arizona State University prepares students for advancement in supply chain management careers across a broad diversity of industries and functions or to pursue careers in management, consulting, business development and supply chain management information technology.

The International Commercial Law course from Westminster International University in Tashkent provides an overview of the main commercial law issues that practitioners could expect to encounter on a regular basis.

The Electronic Commerce programme at City University of Hong Kong aims to equip students with the skills necessary to become IT professionals that are competent in evaluating and developing e-Commerce systems and services within a business context.

Commercial Law, LL.M. course from University of Sunderland is delivered 100% online and develops specialist expertise for the global business environment. You will explore commercial legal issues affecting trade, finance, and corporate governance, building knowledge valued by employers worldwide.

Growing in national and international importance, international trade law is one of the exports of the English common law system. The structure of international contracts is dominated by English common law principles. On this International Trade and Commercial Law course from Nottingham Trent University you'll develop your expertise in key areas impacting international trade and commercial law.

The Master of Commerce from The University of Western Australia is ideal for recent graduates seeking to develop further expertise to pursue careers in business. It can boost employment opportunities around the world through the UWA Business School's international accreditations and corporate supporters.  

The Global Commerce and Policy M.A. at George Mason University is a versatile postgraduate programme designed for the public study mode. This degree integrates international relations with business, offering full-time or part-time paths. Students benefit from evening classes and a curriculum focused on global finance and trade.