B.Com at Trinity.
Build a strong foundation for careers in business, finance and accounting through accountancy, taxation, business law, financial management and analytical learning.
Build a strong foundation in commerce and finance.
Trinity’s B.Com program prepares students for careers in business, finance and accounting through subjects such as accountancy, taxation, business law and financial management.
The current B.Com page positions the degree as a broad commercial foundation that can support analytical, managerial, accounting and finance-oriented career directions.
B.Com may be a good fit if you enjoy…
Build capability across core commerce areas.
The current B.Com page lists six subjects spanning accounting, economics, taxation, finance, auditing and business law.
The subjects behind your foundation.
The current B.Com page lists these key subject areas.
Accountancy
Build foundations in recording, understanding and interpreting financial information.
Business Economics
Understand economic ideas that influence firms, markets and commercial decisions.
Taxation
Develop awareness of taxation concepts and their role in commerce and financial practice.
Financial Management
Learn how organisations plan, use and evaluate financial resources.
Auditing
Understand principles behind reviewing financial information and internal controls.
Business Law
Build awareness of the legal environment surrounding business activity.
Develop skills for commerce in practice.
The current B.Com page emphasises analytical ability, problem-solving, communication, teamwork, leadership, internships and professional development.
Accounting & Analysis
Develop analytical ability and accounting foundations for interpreting business and financial information.
Taxation & Compliance
Build familiarity with taxation, auditing and the legal context surrounding commerce.
Finance & Business Decisions
Strengthen financial-management, communication and problem-solving skills for business environments.
More than a B.Com syllabus.
The current B.Com page highlights in-demand skills, professional development, internships, networking, career advancement and broad career options.
Practical Commerce Learning
Coursework across accounts, finance, tax and law builds a broad commercial foundation.
Internship Exposure
The current page highlights internships and professional-development opportunities before graduation.
Analytical Skills
Critical thinking, analysis, communication and problem-solving are positioned as important graduate skills.
Career Progression
The degree is positioned toward accounting, finance, markets, banking, sales and advisory careers.
Connect commerce with professional practice.
The current B.Com page highlights internships, professional development and networking as ways students can gain experience and industry contact before entering the job market.
Where can B.Com take you?
The current B.Com page lists roles across accounting, audit, banking, credit, investments, markets, insurance, advisory and sales.
Accounting & Audit
Accountant · Auditor
Banking & Credit
Cashier · Loan Officer · Credit Risk Manager
Markets & Investment
Equity Research Analyst · Security Analyst · Market Analyst · Investment Manager
Sales, Insurance & Advisory
Sales Manager · Sales Officer · Insurance Manager · Personal Finance Consultant
The people behind the learning.
Meet Commerce faculty currently published by Trinity and relevant to its commerce and finance learning environment.

Asst. Prof. Adithya T L

Asst. Prof. Arpitha S

Asst. Prof. Divya Bai K

Asst. Prof. Sachitha K R

Asst. Prof. Ananda V

Asst. Prof. Ashwini N Rose
Before you choose B.Com.
The current Trinity B.Com page lists the program duration as 3 years.
The current page lists Accountancy, Business Economics, Taxation, Financial Management, Auditing and Business Law.
The page lists Accountant, Auditor, Cashier, Credit Risk Manager, Equity Research Analyst, Loan Officer, Insurance Manager, Personal Finance Consultant, Security Analyst, Market Analyst, Sales Manager, Investment Manager and Sales Officer.
Yes. The current page states that internships are provided and also describes professional-development opportunities such as internships and networking.
It highlights critical thinking, analytical ability, problem-solving, communication, teamwork and leadership.
The current B.Com page does not state an eligibility requirement. Confirm the current admission criteria directly with Trinity admissions.
Interested in B.Com at Trinity?
Speak with the Trinity admissions team about the B.Com curriculum, professional development and the admission process.