E-Business & E-Commerce 

and Internet Marketing Courses

Around the World

last updated 2004 May 23, last additions 2001 Dec 15 
Compiled by an e-commerce professor for other e-commerce professors
also, see our list of e-commerce and internet marketing textbooks www.witiger.com/ecommerce/ecommercetexts.htm
http://www.witiger.com/ Due to the circumstances of Search Engine Ranking, this page
 www.witiger.com/ecommerce/courses.htm still ranks high in 
(In Feb 2004 this page ranked #2 for a google search using the words e-commerce courses) - this is probably an error, this page is not worthy ranking #2 in Google

We advise people browsing this page that it was created in 1998 for a purpose when few people were teaching e-commerce. 

I kept it updated til 2001. In 2002 there was an explosion in the number of sites about e-commerce courses so I now longer attempt to keep this up to date. 

I still teach my e-commerce courses at Seneca College and University of Toronto which you are free to peek at by clicking on the screen capture to the left which take you to the main page for www.witiger.com

Prof. W. Tim G. Richardson 2004 Feb 18 CONTACT

This list is compiled expressly for the other college and university professors who would find it helpful to know the existence of other e-commerce courses as they plan and develop their respective programs - as it would lead to the better ability of professors to teach e-business in a time of great technological and business changes (which is why the list of courses is indexed by the name of the professor). To allow fellow academics to freely view other course material,
this list does not knowingly contain courses or programs that are password protected.
By 2004, there are many dead links on this page which probably make it useless to bookmark :-(


"List of lists"  of E-commerce/E-business & Internet Marketing courses worldwide E-commerce programs 
- offerings of several interelated e-commerce courses leading to a diploma or degree at a recognized university or college
(we have not been updating this on a regular basis)   Certificate in Internet Business & Technology from Continuing Studies at University of Toronto. Business Stream and Technology Stream

Internet Electronic Commerce post-grad program at Seneca College, Toronto

E-commerce Technology Program with 5 different offerings, Humber College, Toronto

Graduate Certificate in E-Commerce, 5 course graduate program, McGill University, Montreal

Diploma in Management - E-commerce Concentration, 10 Course Graduate Program, McGill University, Montreal

BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) in Canada offers several online ecommerce courses available for credit.
  E-commerce programs 
- offerings of several interelated e-commerce courses leading to a diploma or degree at a recognized university or college

 


Boston University launched a degree in electronic commerce last September [1999]

Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh offers a one-year master's of science in e-commerce.

Deakin University, School of MIS,


 The Transworld University graduate school of Mangement - California, US - is launching an online  MEB (that’s Management of e-Business) programme.

Loyola University's e-commerce certificate program

The University of Delaware’s E-Commerce program has 2 specialities


The Rutgers University Internet Institute offers the


Software Development for E-commerce, Columbia Unibersity, New York

Georgia Tech, College of Computing, E-Commerce Technology Certificate Program
certificate programs in Electronic Commerce Technology:

E-commerce programs

- offerings of several interelated e-commerce courses leading to a diploma or degree at a recognized university or college

University of Buckingham, England, E-commerce Masters Degrees
 http://www.buckingham.ac.uk/e-commerce/

Copenhagen Business School in Denmark is responsible for a two year full time Master of Science degree in e-commerce starting in September of 1999

Individual E-commerce courses 

 
Introduction to Electronic Commerce BA2123 Professor Charles Davis Faculty of Business, University of New Brunswick at Saint John
Electronic Commerce Mgis 797.05 Professor Barbara Marcolin University of Calgary
Marketing in the Information Age MGTD06 Professor Tim Richardson University of Toronto
Electronic Commerce Fundamentals IEC 702 Professor Tim Richardson Seneca College, Toronto
E-commerce Payment Systems, Banking, Security Concerns, Legal Issues IEC 719 Professor Tim Richardson Seneca College, Toronto
Conducting E-Commerce Successfully IEC 802 Professor Tim Richardson Seneca College, Toronto
Research and Presentation on the Net IEC 701 Professor, Michael O'Neill Seneca College, Toronto
Strategic Internet Marketing Professor Tom Vassos MBA Program, University of Toronto
Introduction to e-Commerce BUSA 3670 . British Columbia Institute of Technology
Individual E-commerce courses, 
(no particular order)
 
Conducting Business on the Internet  Faculty Extension Courses
Cal State, L.A.
Managing Electronic Commerce IOM 540 Professor Sulin Ba Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California
Electronic Commerce and Marketing 15.963 Professor Erik Brynjolfsson and Professor John Little MIT Sloan School of Management
International Electronic Commerce 18.658 Professors Carmel and Cohen American University, Kogod College of Business Administration, Washington
Electronic Commerce BUS 240 Professor Aslihan Celik San Jose State University
Electronic Commerce: Technology and Business Models BMGT 7981 Professor Samer Faraj University of Maryland
Electronic Commerce: Business Uses of the Internet  MIS 591 Professor Rassule Hadidi University of Illinois at Springfield
Marketing in Computer-Mediated Environments MGT 565 Professor Donna Hoffman Owen Graduate School of Managemenht, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Electronic Commerce: Computer Science 5964 Professor Lee Hollaar University of Utah
Direct Marketing and Electronic Commerce MKT 7570 Professor Larry Isaacson Babson College, Massachusetts, F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business 
Doing Business on the Internet CSS 103 Professor Lisa Klein Harvard Extension School
Electronic Commerce Professor Michael Rappa North Carolina State University
Electronic Commerce MIS 3570 Professor Robert Reck Babson College, Massachusetts
Electronic Commerce L561 Professor Howard Rosenbaum Indiana University
Electronic Commerce MSIS 491 Professor Vicki L. Sauter University of Missouri-St. Louis
Electronic Commerce IT290 Professor Marjorie Shapiro David N. Myers College, Ohio
Introduction to Electronic Commerce MAR 6930 Professor Barton Weitz Warrington College of Business, University of Florida
Electronic Commerce CIS 518 Professor George Widmeyer University of Michigan Business School
Electronic Commerce MIS 381 Professor Andrew B. Whinston  University of Texas at Austin
Electronic Commerce Technology CSC 513 Professor Peter R. Wurman North Carolina State, College of Engineering, Dept. of Computer Science
Special Topics: Electronic Commerce CSC 495E Professor Peter R. Wurman North Carolina State
Electronic Commerce TechnologyCSC 513 Professor Peter R. Wurman North Carolina State
unknown . Vanderbilt University
unknown . Darden Graduate School of Business Administration at the       University of Virginia
unknown . Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, N.Y.
. . University of Scranton, the Electronic Commerce Resource Center 
Individual E-commerce courses outside North America

Electronic Commerce Course Professor John Mooney, University College Dublin, Ireland

IE494 "Ecommerce and Internet Marketing" Professor S. Birgi Martin, Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey

Electronic Commerce Systems 57.754 Professor Dennis Viehland, Massey University, New Zealand

International Electronic Commerce B6732, Professors Gilbert, Debreceny and Kendall, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Strategic Applications in Electronic Commerce, Claudia Loebbecke, Denmark
 

Compiled privately by Prof. W. Tim G. Richardson www.witiger.com who teaches in Toronto, Canada

Disclaimer:
This list is compiled by Prof. Tim Richardson,  Toronto, Canada. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all the extant e-comm and e-biz courses but rather a simple reference for some of the courses we have glanced at in the context of our e-commerce programme. Such listing herein does not imply support or endorsement for these various institutions nor condemnation for those not listed. 

We tend not to be interested in courses that have password protected material since none of us in the e-comm academic community would have been able to develop our individual understandings of the WWW if things had been password protected in the mid-1990's. The basic principle of the founding of the Internet was freely sharing academic information for the possibility of enhanced collaboration and investigations. 

Meg Mitchell's article, September 2000 titled
"Are e-commerce degrees just a fad?"
 http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/09/11/ecommerce.degrees.idg/
 
 
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