Commerce Management and Distribution
Timetables
Mornings, 9.15 to 14h.Period of study
Year-longPart-time or full-time
Part-time (mornings only). Slow track available.Basic and compulsory training
1st year | 2nd year | 3rd year |
- Commercial Distribution and Business Models
- Tax and Commercial Law
- Foundations of Economics and Business Economics
- Consumer Psychology
- Market Research and Analysis (*)
- Economic and Financial Management of Commercial Businesses
- Financial and Accounting Statements (**)
- Marketing Fundamentals (*)
- Commercial Business Promotion
- Social Psychology of Consumption
- Commercial Law and Institutional Frameworks
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- Directing and Organising Commercial Businesses
- Techniques for Leading and Organising Teams
- Sales Techniques and Transactional Analysis
- Visual Merchandising and Promotion at the Point of Sales (I) (*)
- Purchasing and Managing Stocks (I) (*)
- Strategic Marketing in the Retail Business
- Product Design and the Production of Collections
- Commercial Locations and Urban Merchandising
- Visual Merchandising and Promotion at the Point of Sales (II)
- Buying and Managing Stocks (II)
- Commercial Real Estate Management
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- Communication and Negotiation Techniques (I)
- Quality and Business Management Systems (I)
- Human Resources Management
- Family Businesses
- Computer Applications and New Technologies
- Sales Offices and Groups
- Communication and Negotiation Techniques (II)
- Quality and Retail Business Management Systems (II)
- Growth Models and Strategies
- Final Year Project
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(*) These subjects are recognised for students coming from the CFGS in Retail Management and Marketing.
(**) This subject is recognised for students coming from the CFGS in Administration and Finances.
Optional subjects
3rd year
One of the following subjects must be chosen:
- Work Placement
- Retail Business Start-Up
- Directing, Managing and Promoting Shopping Centres
- English for Sales Management (*)
(*) The School will recognise the credits for students who certify that during their studies they have taken at least 125 to 130 hours of English at a centre recognised by the UAB.