Masters in Canada

Our MM program pairs perfectly with a non-business degree. This program begins immediately after you complete your undergraduate degree. You’ll build upon your undergraduate education and explore sustainable business practices. You’ll gain valuable work experience through our internship work term. You’ll graduate with core business skills essential to working within different organizational environments.

The Asper School of Business's Master of Science (MSc) in management program is designed for students who want to pursue in-depth management studies and develop their research skills by working one-on-one with some of the best research scholars in North America.

The 12-month Master of Business Analytics (MBAN) program gives you the skills to turn big data into actionable insights. Paired with an 8-16-week internship, you’ll graduate with real-world experience in one of Canada’s thriving tech and digital economies.

Study present-day business theory and develop the practical skills you need to be the leader you want to be. UNBC’s MBA covers everything from organizational behavior, marketing, accounting and operations management. Unlock new career opportunities in all sectors: government, private and non-profit. 

The MBA with specialization in Innovation and Entrepreneurship trains managers who can take new ideas and inventions from their source of discovery to the marketplace. It is designed to give students the expertise to assess and realize commercial potential of the latest technologies, as well as to apply entrepreneurial approaches to commercializing technology and innovation.

Located in the vibrant heart of downtown Montreal, Concordia University’s John Molson School of Business (JMSB) is one of the leading business schools in Canada. Recognized as one of the world’s top 100 and Canada’s Top 5 MBA programs (The Economist & Bloomberg Businessweek rankings), the program takes a practical, hands-on approach to business education. Our MBA curriculum emphasizes the use of timely case studies to present material in a way that closely resembles how the business world presents situations to managers. This curriculum is customizable as students can choose to focus on a specific area or explore different aspects of management.

Work with John Molson professors who maintain close links with the business community, frequently acting as consultants to the country’s top enterprises. Many of our 50,000 alumni, 4,500 of which are MBA graduates, maintain connections with the university as advisors, employers, volunteers and guest lecturers. This provides a real benefit to MBA students, over 97% of whom find employment within three months of graduation.

Project management professionals with expertise specific to the built environment are critical to addressing the urgent challenges of the climate crisis and the rapidly changing architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AECO) industry. This graduate program offers students the opportunity to explore principles necessary to deliver innovative and sustainable buildings and prepare for careers in AECO project management. 

Gain expertise in managing and delivering projects at any stage of the building lifecycle from planning, design, construction and operations to end-of-life. Learn how your projects can leverage emerging technologies to improve energy efficiency and the occupant experience while reducing carbon emissions.  

This interdisciplinary graduate program offers a two-year, research-focused Master of Applied Science (MASc) degree or a one-year full-time/three-year part-time course-based Master of Project Management (MPM) degree.

Marketing involves creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large. Our faculty specializes in applying marketing techniques to encourage behaviour change that will benefit individuals and society.