You combine studies in business with accounting to become a skilled business adviser. In the commerce component, you major in accounting while studying financial accounting, business finance, law of business associations, company accounting, management accounting, taxation law and practice, contemporary accounting issues, and auditing. Choose a second business major to build your advanced skills in another area of business such as international business or management. A capstone course develops understanding in corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. Your employability skills are developed through the World of Work: Your Pathway to Employment subject. For more information, visit Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) at USC.