Get information. York University, Schulich School of Business. Toronto November , 2 days. November , 2 days. November , 5 days. Toronto November , 3 days. November , 3 days. Toronto December , 2 days. Ongoing 1 day. Toronto TBD 16 weeks. Ongoing 5 weeks. Ongoing 3 days. Ongoing 3 weeks. Ongoing 6 weeks. I have a bachelor's degree a high school diploma a bachelor's degree a master's degree a PhD.
And optionally, I am interested in the possibility of internships none internships studying abroad. Connect with Schulich today! Come and meet us at these upcoming events More Events Events Calendar. Rating warm. International applicants will be reviewed following each round deadline and may be held for further review in subsequent rounds if additional information is required.
Apply Now! A preliminary review of your application will still be done prior to receiving these items. Students may only submit a single application. Students are not permitted to apply in multiple rounds or to multiple programs. Note that the average completion time for the full-time MBA program is four terms.
A term is equivalent to one semester, or 12 weeks. The full-time accelerated MBA may be completed in two terms. Fees below are based on the fee framework , and are subject to change. The average completion time for the part-time Accelerated MBA is five terms. Program totals are estimates only and subject to change.
The Estimated Program Total is calculated by multiplying current tuition fees by the average number of terms required to complete the program. The flexibility of the Schulich MBA program allows students to study full-time or part-time, during the daytime or evenings, and at a combination of the uptown Keele Campus and Miles S. Nadal Management Centre in downtown Toronto. The MBA curriculum is offered on a full-time and part-time basis, and students may switch between full-time and part-time status as the need arises during their degree.
Both full-time and part-time studies at Keele campus start in September Fall term and January Winter term. Note that students who wish to study part-time at the Nadal downtown campus must begin the program in September Fall term only. To graduate, a student must achieve an overall GPA of at least 4. Students must complete the following to be eligible to graduate from the program:. The MBA curriculum includes In addition to foundational core courses, students have the opportunity to complete As the capstone of the program, students will participate in the Strategy Field Study.
In this exciting consulting project spanning two terms, teams conduct a strategic assessment of an organization and its environment, and present recommendations to senior management. Learn more about the Strategy Field Study. Students are eligible for graduation upon their successful completion of Examines the assumptions and decision usefulness of financial statements that are prepared for creditors and shareholders.
Emphasis is placed on interpretation of financial statements, using examples from several companies. An introduction to management accounting techniques that are useful in management decision-making situations such as cost management, pricing special orders, determining service levels and performance appraisal.
The non-applicability of external reporting figures for most management decisions is reviewed. This course provides managers with an overview of the economic environment within which business must operate, and an understanding of some of the analytical tools which economists use to solve business, economic, environmental and social problems. Key concepts and ideas from microeconomics, macroeconomics, environmental and international economics are introduced. Topics relevant to real-world issues and problems are discussed.
Provides an opportunity to learn about investment and financing decisions. The investment decisions involve asset valuation, capital budgeting, risk management, working capital management and performance assessment. The financing decisions include the choice of capital structure and financial instruments, the risk-return trade-off, financial planning and cost of capital.
Ethical, environmental, and corporate governance considerations are integrated into investment and financing decisions. This course develops thinking and reflective skills required for leadership in a complex world. Students learn to identify and reframe complex problems more effectively, and to develop and communicate innovative solutions compellingly.
It applies these concepts to profit, not-for-profit, new, mature, service, product-based, domestic and international organizations. It develops specific skills such as problem-solving, verbal presentation, business writing and group work.
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