One of five faculties of the University, the Faculty of Commerce offers modern programs of study at international level across a wide range of discipline areas. The nature of commercial activity is rapidly changing in Cambodia and the challenge facing universities such as IIC is to design, teach and conduct research in areas relevant to establishing a progressive, technologically-advanced capability in each of the primary areas of Cambodian commerce.

Therefore, the new design focus of the degree program is based upon a structure of strengthening knowledge, expertise and access to the latest developments in disciplines such as accounting, finance, banking, sharemarkets, human resource management, tourism, logistics, procurement, legal frameworks, marketing, public relations, advertising, management practice, business leadership, micro and macro economics, information systems and entrepreneurship.

IIC is committed to producing graduates who have both depth of knowledge in their major fields of study and breadth of knowledge outside their majors, the best graduates having mastery of specific subject matter within business fields, yet able to practice their specialization within the wider aspects of the economy, society and government. To achieve this outcome, the commerce degree at IIC is structured upon a pattern of common core units, specialized majors, electives and an in-depth final paper.

Accounting major is designed to provide students expert knowledge in accounting, which is required by the business community in Cambodia, and to meet the requirements of international accounting standards.
Students must complete the foundation subjects, and the following major subjects and elective subjects from other majors in order to meet academic requirements prescribed by the University.