GRADUATE PROGRAMS 2027
Experience the Schulich Advantage
Prepare to Lead with a Graduate Degree from Schulich At the Schulich School of Business, world-class education, global connections, and career-focused learning give you the expertise and competitive edge to succeed. With 11 graduate programs across leading industries, you can tailor your learning to match your career goals. Our programs also offer a wide range of study options — including full- or part-time formats, weekend, remote, and evening classes, and accelerated pathways.
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“ Success in today's economy demands specialized knowledge, practical skills, and the ability to adapt to constant change. Through experiential learning, close ties to industry, and a strong emphasis on career readiness, Schulich's Masters programs prepare graduates to make an immediate impact and build successful careers in a rapidly evolving world.”
What's Inside 2 Why Schulich 4 Faculty and Research 6 Study, Live and Thrive in Toronto, Canada 8 Support for Your Journey to Schulich 10 A Community That Lasts
Detlev Zwick, PhD Dean, Tanna H. Schulich Chair in Digital Marketing Strategy, Schulich School of Business
12 Career Development and Experiential Education 14 Find Your Fit: Program Guide 16 MBA Master of Business Administration 19 Joint MBA Hennick JD/MBA, MBA/MFA, MBA/MA 20 Tech MBA MBA in Technology Leadership 22 MAcc Master of Accounting 24 MMAI Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence 26 MBAN Master of Business Analytics 28 MF Master of Finance 30 MHIA Master of Health Industry Administration 32 MMgt Master of Management 34 MMKG Master of Marketing 36 MREI Master of Real Estate & Infrastructure 38 MSCM Master of Supply Chain Management 40 Financial Aid
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Why Schulich Consistently ranked among Canada’s top business schools. Schulich MBA
#3 in the World in the field of responsible business among large MBA programs (Corporate Knights)
Top 100 in the World for Career Outcomes
Top 30 Most Popular MBA Program in the World
(LinkedIn & QS)
(mba.com)
for careers in Finance, Technology & Information Management (QS TopMBA)
Schulich MMKG
Schulich MSCM
#1 in Canada and Top 11 in North America
#1 in Canada and #25 in the World
Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA
#1 in Canada & Top 35 in the World for Career Progress (Financial Times) Ranking results as of April 2026
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#11 in the World (QS TopMBA Joint Programs)
in Masters of Marketing Programs (QS Business Master’s Rankings)
Top 30 in the World
in Masters of Supply Chain Management Programs (QS Business Master’s Rankings)
A Heritage of Innovation United by a spirit of inclusion and ambition, our community of students, alumni and faculty continues to build on a proud legacy that inspires limitless possibilities ahead. Four Pillars that Drive Us At Schulich
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Creating a World-Class Student Experience
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Delivering Program Innovation
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Generating Research Impact
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Expanding Strategic Partnerships & Outreach
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Ahead of the Curve Learn from leading researchers and industry practitioners who bring cutting-edge insights and real-world experience into the classroom, supported by state-of-the-art facilities designed to foster innovation, collaboration, and hands-on learning.
Sustainable by Design
Innovative Learning Spaces
The Rob and Cheryl McEwen Graduate Study & Research Building is LEED Gold certified, reflecting Schulich’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
Students benefit from a variety of unique spaces to study, work and connect, including a graduate lounge, private group meeting rooms equipped with flatscreen monitors, research labs, and a media production centre.
Take a virtual tour of the McEwen building
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“ At Schulich, innovation is driven by collaboration. By bringing together experts across technology, instructional design, information services, and curriculum development, we create a world-class educational experience.” Kevin Tasa Associate Dean, Academic
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Meet Our Faculty Chris Carder Executive Director, Office of Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Co-Director of Entrepreneurial Studies
languages spoken by Schulich faculty
64%
• Award-winning Instructor for his course, The Mentorship Match: Learning to Innovate with Venture Leaders. • Creator/Host of Schulich Startup Night.
of Schulich’s award-winning faculty are international
Our faculty members have remarkable scholarly and research achievements
Raha Imanirad Assistant Professor of Operations Management and Information Systems
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• Harvard-trained scholar advancing research in operations, analytics, and healthcare systems. • Award-winning educator known for engaging, real-world, data-driven learning experiences.
books published since 2009
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academic honours since 2010
Schulich 2026 Teaching Excellence Award
Moren Lévesque Associate Dean, Research, Professor of Operations Management and Information Systems and CPA Ontario Chair in International Entrepreneurship
2,697
journal publications since 2009
$1.67 M
• Internationally recognized entrepreneurship researcher. • Studies innovation, venture creation, and entrepreneurial decision-making, helping organizations and entrepreneurs navigate an increasingly complex world.
Record amount of research funding in 2024
Learn more about our award-winning faculty
Research Excellence at Schulich Study with some of Canada's leading scholars. Schulich faculty are consistently recognized among Canada's Top 100 Researchers, with contributions that advance business and management practice on a global scale. Russell W. Belk Kraft Foods Canada Chair in Marketing; York Distinguished Research Professor
Eileen Fischer Anne and Max Tanenbaum Chair in Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise
Areas of Expertise: International Business, Marketing, Responsible Business
Areas of Expertise: Entrepreneurial Studies, Marketing
Justin Tan Professor of Strategic Management; Newmont Endowed Chair in Business Strategy Areas of Expertise: Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management 5
Study, Live and Thrive in Toronto, Canada More than an education — Schulich offers the opportunity to grow personally and professionally in a diverse, supportive environment in Toronto, one of the world’s most multicultural cities.
Toronto ranks #2 in North America for Quality of Living Mercer, 2024
51%
of Toronto’s population was born outside of Canada
7th Best City in the world for Business & Investment Brand Finance City Index, 2023
#3 Tech Talent Market in North America (Toronto) CBRE, 2025
1M+
University graduates required in Ontario over the next decade Ontariouniversities.com, 2026
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Your Toronto Experience Awaits
A Diverse and Welcoming Environment
Study in one of the most diverse cities in the world and take advantage of all that Toronto has to offer. Access the vibrant downtown core in just 30 minutes by subway. Enjoy restaurants, theatres, and distinct neighbourhoods — there’s so much to explore in Toronto.
Bring Your Family
1,600+ parks & 200 km of trails
Canadian graduate education emphasizes collaboration, participation, and real-world application.
across Toronto
15,000+ restaurants and food establishments in Toronto
Canada welcomes your immediate family to join you during your studies. Spouses or partners may be eligible for open work permits, and school-aged children can attend public school in Ontario at no cost. Career-Ready Education
Work While You Study International students have various opportunities to work in Canada during their studies, gaining important professional experience while completing their degree. Post-Graduation Work Opportunities Schulich master’s programs are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) of up to three years, allowing you to gain valuable Canadian work experience after graduation and explore long-term career and immigration pathways.
A Campus that Connects The Schulich School of Business is located on York University’s Keele campus in the heart of the Greater Toronto Area. Just steps from the York University subway station, it offers seamless access to a global hub for networking, career opportunities, and industry events.
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Support for Your Journey to Schulich Schulich provides unique in-house programs, services, and a team of licensed immigration professionals to help international students navigate the transition to Canada and plan for the future. Learn more about our international student supports
27% of Schulich graduate students are international
1:1
International student advising
“ Schulich has become my home away from Nigeria. The inclusive community, faculty support, and friendships formed here make me feel valued and understood. Schulich bridges the gap and provides a strong sense of belonging.” Omosigho Otarigho (MBA ’24) AVP, IA Markets, Citi
View our alumni stories
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How Our Team Supports You • Study permit and entry support • Pre-arrival guidance and resources • New to Canada orientation • Transition and community resource support • Dedicated access to professional immigration advisors for short and long term planning • Immigration and tax planning webinars • 1:1 international student advising • Mentorship program • English Language Peer Support program • Social events
Explore Canada’s Immigration Pathways A Schulich degree provides the flexibility to start your career internationally or pursue opportunities in Canada after graduation. Upon completing your degree, you can explore Canada’s immigration pathways, including the Post-Graduation Work Permit, to help you shape your ideal career. Attend information sessions to learn more about relevant work permits and permanent residence options, or book individualized advising sessions with Schulich’s International Student Support Specialists.
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A Community That Lasts At Schulich, you'll join a diverse and collaborative community where students support one another. Through clubs, competitions, events, and peer-to-peer connections, you'll build friendships, develop leadership skills, and create memories that last well beyond graduation. Global Network Shaping the Future of Business
38,000 active alumni in
90
countries
7 comprehensive chapters in North America, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific represented by
115+ chapter ambassadors
Visit our Schulich Global Alumni website
Engage with Our Community @SchulichSchool
Connect with classmates, alumni, faculty, and staff through OneSchulich — Schulich's digital community platform for networking, collaboration, and engagement.
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You Belong Right Here The Graduate Business Council (GBC) The Graduate Business Council (GBC) enhances the Schulich graduate experience through social, networking, and athletic events, including getaway weekends, the Graduate Formal, and MBA Games. The GBC also fosters a welcoming community through initiatives such as the Buddy Program, which helps incoming international students transition to life in Toronto and at Schulich. Chat with a Graduate Ambassador Today Graduate Ambassadors connect with prospective students through recruitment events, student panels, campus tours, one-on-one coffee chats, open houses, social media initiatives, and more. Students can become ambassadors from day one, developing leadership and communication skills while giving back to the community that supported their own decision to attend Schulich. Join a Campus that Embraces Diversity and Inclusion Schulich's student community fosters belonging, representation, and leadership through a diverse range of student-led clubs and initiatives. Organizations such as the Black Graduate Business Network, Forté, ROMBA, the Schulich Pride Alliance, the Latin American Business Association, and Women in Leadership help students connect, grow, and celebrate diverse perspectives. Student Wellness & Support
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spanning industries, cultures, hobbies, and interests, offering networking events, guest speakers, workshops, competitions, and community initiatives.
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student-run clubs
Your well-being matters. Recharge in the Colleen and Brian Johnston Wellness Suite and access personalized support from Student Success Coordinators for academic, personal, and wellness guidance throughout your journey.
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Career Development to Shape Your Success The Centre for Career Design empowers students to develop and articulate the cognitive and interpersonal skills most valued by today’s employers — skills that transcend industries and roles. They help students contextualize and communicate what they’re learning in the classroom through the lens of employability. Learn more about our Centre for Career Design
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Our Team Can Help You:
A Real-World Learning Experience
• Identify strengths • Determine career objectives • Develop and implement career plans • Hone skills for career management • Apply for jobs • Prepare for interview and salary negotiations
Our Services Corporate Recruitment Events
Access to Job Opportunities
Connect with companies such as EY, Deloitte, KPMG, CGI, Loblaws, L’Oreal, TD Canada Trust and RBC about career opportunities in their organizations.
Enjoy exclusive access to job opportunities posted on our career platform, Handshake, along with links to other resources to help with employer searches. Schulich graduates continue to be sought after by top employers.
Career Workshops and One-on-One Coaching Enhance your employability through targeted workshops and one-on-one coaching designed to build career readiness. Topics include resume and cover letter development, networking strategies, managing your online presence, and mastering interviews.
Experiential Education & Mobility Opportunities At Schulich, experiential education is central. Through in-course projects, credit-based consulting, placements, internships, and co-ops, students actively do business while learning it. The CCD ensures every student can access meaningful experiential opportunities locally or globally. Explore credit-based placements, internships, and co-op roles — your next hands-on experience could be available right now, that builds skills, confidence, and professional networks for future careers.
Professional Development Courses Build practical skills to navigate your career with confidence. Through career-focused courses, coaching, and industry insights, you’ll strengthen your resume, interview and networking skills, and develop an effective job search strategy. Availability varies by program.
“ At CCD, innovation, impact, and collaboration drive everything we do. We work closely with program directors to ensure our training is tailored and relevant to your needs. And most importantly, we work with you — equipping you with the skills, confidence, and insight needed to thrive in a competitive job market.” Dr. Minerva Cernea Director, Centre for Career Design Schulich School of Business
Top Employers
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Find Your Fit
Specialized Masters Programs
MBA Programs
POSTGRAD WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT
PROGRAM START
PROGRAM LENGTH
MBA Master of Business Administration
2+ Years
September January
FT: 16-20 months PT: 36-40 months
MBA (Accelerated)* Master of Business Administration
2+ Years
September January
FT: 8-12 months PT: 16-20 months
WE MBA Master of Business Administration (Weekend & Evening)
2+ Years
September
FT: 12-24 months Accelerated: 12 months
JD/MBA Joint Hennick Juris Doctor/ Master of Business Administration
N/A
September
FT: 48 months
MBA/MFA/MA Joint Master of Business Administration/ Master of Fine Arts or Master of Arts
2+ Years
September
FT: 36 months
Tech MBA MBA in Technology Leadership
2+ Years
September
FT: 16 months PT: 32 months
MAcc Master of Accounting
N/A
May
FT: 16 months
MMAI Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence
N/A
May
FT: 12 months
MBAN Master of Business Analytics
N/A
May
FT: 12 months
MF Master of Finance
N/A
September
FT: 12 months
MHIA Master of Health Industry Administration
N/A
September
FT: 12 months PT: 24 months
MMgt Master of Management
N/A
September
FT: 12 months
MMKG Master of Marketing
Recommended
September
FT: 12 months PT: 24 months
MREI Master of Real Estate & Infrastructure
Recommended
September
FT: 12 months
MSCM Master of Supply Chain Management
N/A
May
FT: 12 months PT: 24 months
Application Deadlines Winter Programs: MBA
Summer Programs: MAcc, MMAI, MBAN, MSCM
Fall Programs: MBA, Tech MBA, MF, MHIA, MMgt, MMKG, MREI
Round 1: May 27, 2026 Round 2: June 25, 2026 Round 3: July 7, 2026 Round 4: November 18, 2026
Round 1: July 8, 2026 Round 2: September 23, 2026 Round 3: November 4, 2026 Round 4: February 10, 2027
Round 1: October 21, 2026 Round 2: January 20, 2027 Round 3: March 3, 2027 Round 4: May 26, 2027
Round 4 is for domestic applicants only. We review applications on a rolling basis, meaning your application is assessed as soon as it is submitted. Applying early allows you to receive a decision sooner and increases your chances of being considered for scholarships. 14
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
STUDY ABROAD
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ STARTUP SUPPORT
CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT
SCHOLARSHIP, AWARDS & BURSARIES**
* Accelerated MBA eligibility is limited to applicants who have completed select Canadian BBA/BCom degrees within the past 10 years that are similar to the Schulich BBA. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/accelerated-mba for details. ** Merit-based entrance scholarships are available across Schulich MBA and Specialized Masters programs. Select in-program awards, bursaries, and other funding opportunities may also be available. Eligibility varies. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/student-life-services/financial-aid for details. Entrance Funding: Incoming domestic students enrolled in Schulich Master’s programs (excluding the Master of Accounting — MAcc) will be invited to apply for entrance funding during the admissions process.
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MBA Master of Business Administration “ One of the best things about Schulich's MBA is it’s very customizable. At no point during your journey at Schulich are you restricted to certain subjects. I took strategy, sustainability, marketing, and organizational behaviour.” Srikanth Raghavan (MBA ’20) Transformation Leader, HomeEquity Bank
Learn about Srikanth’s journey
Designed for ambitious professionals, the Schulich MBA develops strategic leaders through rigorous business education, experiential learning, and unparalleled flexibility to support a wide range of career goals. Full-Time MBA: Designed for those seeking an immersive experience, the full-time MBA offers daytime classes, access to remote learning options, and the flexibility to take a break for an optional internship, helping you accelerate your career and deepen your expertise. Part-Time MBA: Ideal for busy professionals in demanding careers, the part-time MBA provides a highly adaptable learning experience with flexible pacing, remote learning options, and convenient scheduling designed to fit your lifestyle. Weekend & Evening MBA (WE MBA): Perfect for working professionals, this format allows you to complete your MBA through weeknight classes, condensed Saturday sessions, and remote learning options, making it possible to balance career advancement with academic achievement. Accelerated MBA: Fast-track your path to leadership in as little as 8 months with the Accelerated MBA. Leverage your previous education to complete your degree faster through an advanced, flexible format designed to enhance your leadership skills and elevate your career.
Program Highlights The Schulich MBA Experience: Every Schulich MBA begins with a strong business foundation, builds leadership and management capabilities, and offers the flexibility to customize your learning through specialized pathways and global opportunities. FEATURED COURSES • Strategy • Skills for Leadership • Marketing Management
Learn more about the Schulich MBA
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• Managerial Finance • Organizational Behaviour • Business and Sustainability
PROGRAM LENGTH MBA FT: 16-20 months (Sept, Jan) PT: 36-40 months (Sept, Jan) WE: 24 months (Sept) Accelerated MBA FT: 8-12 months (Sept, Jan) PT: 16-20 months (Sept, Jan) WE: 12 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Schulich Startups Connect with founders, entrepreneurs, faculty, and industry advisors through Schulich's startup community, with access to signature events including Startup Night, Idea Jam, the VIP Series, and the Venture Series. 4-Month Elective Credit Placement Course MBA students apply the knowledge they learn in class at real companies and organizations to ensure they are thoroughly prepared to lead in their future careers after graduation. Strategy Field Study Over an eight-month period, student teams partner with a real organization to address a complex business challenge. Drawing on knowledge from across the MBA, students conduct in-depth research and analysis, develop actionable strategic recommendations, and present their findings to senior leaders. This signature capstone builds practical experience in strategic decision-making, teamwork, and client management.
TOP 5 MBA in the World Corporate Knights
TAKE THE NEXT STEP Connect with our admissions team to discover how a Schulich MBA degree can accelerate your career.
15+ Areas of Specialization
World Class Case Competitions
Specialize in up to two areas with your choice of 9 elective courses:
Strengthen your presentation skills and master the case method through opportunities to compete around the world in events such as the Hult Prize, Harvard Global Case Competition, MBA Games, and Canada’s Next Top Executive.
• Accounting • Arts, Media and Entertainment Management • Business Consulting • Digital Transformation • Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Finance • Fintech
• Global Business • Health Industry Management • Leading People and Organizations • Real Estate and Infrastructure • Strategic Management • Strategic Marketing • Supply Chain Management • Sustainability
Graduate Diplomas Boost your MBA with a Graduate Diploma in a specialized area that positions you for greater impact and long-term career success. • Advanced Management Diploma (AMD) • Arts Media and Entertainment Management
• Business and the Environment • Financial Engineering • Health Industry Management
7x MBA Games Champions since 2003
Consistently Top 10 in leading international case competitions
Study Abroad Opportunities The 601 Global Immersive Option The Global Immersive Option (GIO) is a special international version of the Strategy Field Study. Selected students work in a team with an international company on a consulting project focused on specific strategic assignments, such as creating a market entry strategy, developing a
partnership strategy, enhancing a company’s efforts toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), or other distinct objectives. Students participate in a one-week faculty-led trip to visit their international client site. Recent destinations have included Brazil, Costa Rica, Ghana, Peru, and Israel.
Participate in a Study Tour Earn degree credit as you travel with your professor and classmates to learn about the social, political, and economic forces at play in the region. Take Your Learning Abroad Immerse yourself in a new culture and global business environment while earning academic credit through a full-term exchange, or flexible short-term programs ranging from two weeks to two months.
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International Partner Schools Set yourself apart with global exposure to Schulich's network of leading partner institutions across 30 countries. 17
MBA Master of Business Administration continued
“ At Schulich, business students learn from world-class faculty and embark on life-changing experiences. They graduate our program with self-direction, critical thinking, passion, and resilience to lead diverse organizations that make a positive difference in today’s highly complex and uncertain world.” Mike Valente Director, MBA Program
SAMPLE ROLES • Management Consultant • Corporate Finance Manager • Business Strategy Consultant • Product Manager • Business Development Manager • Program Manager • Senior Manager, FP&A • Senior AI Product Owner
KEY COMPANIES
INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MBA Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Financial Services • Consulting • Technology • Media/Entertainment • Legal Services • Government • Consumer Packaged Goods • Transportation & Logistics Services
91%
hired at 6 months
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
3- or 4-year degree from recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B average in the last two full years (or equivalent) of academic work.
Robert Krembil Scholarship of Merit Value: Full tuition (domestic) + $5,000 + $10,000 (internship) + $2,500 (travel) Available: 2
MBA full-time tuition fees: $73,865 (Domestic) $124,019 (International)
GMAT/GRE
2 references
Health Industry Management Program (HIMP) Scholarship of Merit Value: Full tuition (domestic) + $7,500 Available: 1
Work experience: minimum 2 years (4-year degree) or 3 years (3-year degree)
Peter F. Bronfman Entrance Award Value: $20,000 | Available: 2
Proof of English language proficiency*
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Essays (2 video, 1 written, 1 timed written)
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MBA part-time tuition fees: $74,490 (Domestic) International students must review immigration regulations before considering part-time study. Estimated Program Total is calculated by multiplying current tuition fees by the average number of terms required to complete the program. Estimates are rounded to the nearest dollar. Fees are subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details including WE MBA and Accelerated MBA. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees Students in our joint programs pay Schulich full-time tuition for three terms and all remaining tuition is subject to the fees of the partnering Faculty (Osgoode or the Faculty of Graduate Studies). Tuition fees for other faculties can be viewed at sfs.yorku.ca/fees
Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration (Hennick JD/MBA) The joint Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration (JD/MBA) Program offered by the Schulich School of Business together with Osgoode Hall Law School, features a unique combination of courses to prepare students for the demands of leading-edge careers in business, law, and a variety of fields in which the two disciplines intersect. Students have access to two valuable networks, industry leading faculty, and career resources at both the Schulich School of Business and Osgoode Hall Law School. The Hennick JD/MBA program is ranked among the top ten business and law programs in North America (source: FIND MBA). schulich.yorku.ca/programs/hennick-jd-mba PROGRAM LENGTH
SAMPLE ROLES
FT: 48 months (Sept)
• Head of Operations and Legal • Associate Lawyer, Mergers & Acquisitions • Legal or Regulatory Consultant
Joint Master of Business Administration / Master of Fine Arts or Master of Arts (MBA/FA, MBA/MA) Join one of the most established and respected programs of its kind in Canada by combining your Master of Business Administration with either a Master of Fine Arts or Master of Arts degree. This three-year, full-time, multidisciplinary program is designed for people who have a passion for the arts and cultural sectors, and provides a unique opportunity to complement programs such as Visual Arts, Theatre, Cinema and Media Studies with a graduate business education. schulich.yorku.ca/programs/mba-mfa-ma PROGRAM LENGTH
SAMPLE ROLES
FT: 36 months (Sept)
• Theatre Director • Corporate Communications Manager • VP of Strategy in public and private sector arts industry
Admission Requirements 3- or 4-year degree from recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B average in the last two full years (or equivalent) of academic work. GMAT/GRE (waived for those if admitted to Osgoode) Essays (2 video, 2 written, 1 timed written) 2 references Proof of English language proficiency* * If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/hennick-jd-mba for full admission requirements. For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Admission Requirements 3- or 4-year Fine Arts degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B average in the last two full years (or equivalent) of academic work. GMAT/GRE Essays (2 video, 2 written, 1 timed written) 2 references Relevant work experience within the arts or cultural industries required Proof of English language proficiency* * If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mba-mfa-ma for full admission requirements.
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Tech MBA MBA in Technology Leadership “ Before Schulich, I had a career. After Schulich, I had a vision. The Tech MBA gave me the confidence and skills to turn ideas into impact. I left my family behind, became the first person in my family to relocate, and started over in a completely new country.” Maame Fokuo Achanfuo-Yeboah (Tech MBA ’25) Project Management & Functional Consulting, Oracle HCM, Deloitte
Learn about Maame’s journey
With a newly approved modular curriculum designed to keep pace with today's technology landscape, the Schulich Tech MBA prepares the next generation of business leaders to thrive in an era where every company is a technology company. The Tech MBA emphasizes technology strategy, innovation, and leadership — not coding — and introduces new areas of study in AI, modern IT architecture, enterprise risk management, and design thinking. Combined with a strong focus on real-world, experiential learning, graduates develop the skills to lead digital transformation across industries. Full-Time Tech MBA: Designed for an immersive learning experience, the full-time Tech MBA combines an industry-informed curriculum with hands-on consulting, venture-building, and experiential learning opportunities. Through a mandatory graduate placement, students apply classroom learning in a professional setting, integrating theory with practice while strengthening their leadership and managerial skills. Part-Time Tech MBA (Domestic Students Only): Designed exclusively for domestic working technology professionals, the part-time Tech MBA enables students to continue advancing their careers while earning their degree. Students also have the flexibility to complete a graduate placement (internship), integrating theory with practice while accelerating their careers.
Program Highlights Tech MBA Advisory Council: Composed of industry experts, distinguished alumni, and prominent figures in technology, the Tech MBA Advisory Council plays a pivotal role in shaping a dynamic, forward-looking curriculum that reflects the latest technological advancements shaping the market. Mentorship Program: Students are matched with experienced executives at the start of the program to gain industry insights, establish connections, and advance their careers. FEATURED COURSES • Product Management • Leading and Managing Digital Transformation • Leveraging AI in Organizations
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• Design Thinking for Innovation • Product Management • Modern IT Architecture • Technology Project Management
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 16 months (Sept) PT: 32 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Technology Consulting Project or Venture Studio Apply your learning through off-campus consulting and venture-building projects with real organizations, gaining hands-on experience, industry exposure, and valuable professional connections. Mandatory Graduate Placement Complete a paid or stipendsupported 12-week graduate placement tailored to your study format. Full-time students gain experience with a new employer, while part-time students may apply their learning in their current role or explore a new organization or industry. Startups & Case Competitions Collaborate with founders, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders through the Schulich Startups community, and apply your skills in prestigious national and international case competitions that strengthen leadership, strategic thinking, and presentation skills. Forté & ROMBA Partnerships Access exclusive leadership development, career resources, networking events, conferences, and a global community of professionals through Schulich's partnerships with Forté and ROMBA.
1ST & ONLY Tech MBA in Canada
TAKE THE NEXT STEP Connect with our admissions team to discover how a Schulich Tech MBA degree can accelerate your career.
“ The Tech MBA is tailored to attract and cultivate the best talent in the tech industry. We are innovative, fresh, young and ever-evolving — a disruptor when compared with other traditional business school offerings.” Dr. Murat Kristal Program Director, MBA in Technology Leadership
KEY COMPANIES
$114,000 average compensation
For more information about the latest Tech MBA Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
SAMPLE ROLES • AI Strategy Consultant, Omnia AI • Digital Transformation Manager • Technology Strategy Manager • AI Product Manager • MarTech Consultant • Associate Product Owner/Manager, Generative AI • Category Business Manager — Healthcare INDUSTRY COVERAGE • Consulting • Financial Services • Technology • Retail
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
3- or 4-year degree from recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B average in the last two full years (or equivalent) of academic work.*
Peter F. Bronfman Tech MBA Award Value: $20,000 | Available: 2
Tech MBA full-time tuition fees: $86,793 (Domestic) $136,265 (International)
Work experience: minimum 2 years (4-year degree) or 3 years (3-year degree) Essays (2 written, 1 timed written, 2 video) 2 references Transcripts from all previously attended post-secondary institutions Proof of English language proficiency** * 3-year undergraduate degrees will be considered when combined with one year of work experience beyond the required minimum.
CN Railway Tech MBA Diversity and Inclusion Award Value: $10,000 | Available: 1 Colin Dickinson (MBA ’97) and Nicola Dickinson Tech MBA Leadership Award Value: $10,000 | Available: 1 GWL Diversity in Tech Award Value: $5,000 | Available: 2 For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Tech MBA part-time tuition fees: $86,807 (Domestic) International students must review immigration regulations before considering part-time study. Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
** If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/techmba for full admission requirements.
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MAcc Master of Accounting “ Schulich’s diverse and supportive community gave me the confidence to navigate highly competitive markets. The program didn't just open doors; it empowered me to thrive in rooms I once only looked at from the outside.” Sharwari Deshpande (MAcc ’24) Tax Analyst, Deloitte
Learn about Sharwari's journey
Benefit from a unique Masters program accredited by the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) of Ontario and designed for graduates of liberal and fine arts, science and business programs. The Schulich Master of Accounting (MAcc) is an academically rigorous and highly intensive full-time program designed to prepare students for a career in professional accountancy. Study with one of Canada’s best accounting faculties to master accounting functions and hone the ability to make effective decisions within legal, financial, regulatory and ethical frameworks.
Program Highlights Newly Enhanced Curriculum: Featuring a newly enhanced curriculum, The Master of Accounting reflects the evolving accounting profession and the latest CPA competency requirements, preparing graduates for success in today's dynamic business environment. Advanced Accounting Expertise: Build specialized knowledge in financial accounting, auditing, taxation, performance management, and strategic leadership. Integrative Learning: Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills through progressively complex case-based learning experiences.
“ Schulich’s MAcc program prepared me with the knowledge and tools required for success. The supportive faculty and instructors helped to guide me through the steps to achieve my CPA designation and advance in my career.” May Gross (MAcc ’22) Manager, Finance, Bell
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PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 16 months (May) Business/Commerce graduates from a Canadian institution may be eligible for Advanced Standing resulting in a 12 month program. EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Real-World Case Analysis Apply classroom learning through multi-competency and integrative case studies that reflect professional accounting practice. ACCREDITATION & ADVANCED STANDING Accredited by CPA Ontario, the MAcc program in addition to exempting you from the Foundation Exam prepares you to write the CPA Core (Common & Licensure) and Leadership Exams. Schulich serves as a liaison between you and CPA Ontario to facilitate registration and confirm your completion of the program. Graduates may also receive up to one term of advanced standing toward the Schulich MBA.
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“ The Master of Accounting welcomes high-achieving global applicants from business and non-business backgrounds, developing future leaders who are prepared for successful accounting careers while receiving support for CPA Ontario and Canada exams and benefiting from a program known for strong graduate outcomes.” Professor Shanker Trivedi Program Director, Master of Accounting; Associate Professor of Accounting
SAMPLE ROLES • Accountant • Lead Financial Analyst • Manager, Investor Relations • Risk Services • Senior Consultant • Tax Specialist INDUSTRY COVERAGE
KEY COMPANIES
For more information about the latest MAcc Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Financial Services • Government • Consulting • Real Estate • Technology • Healthcare
Admission Standards
Featured Scholarships
A 4-year or equivalent undergraduate degree with a minimum B+ average.
The Dolphy and Eva Schwarz Foundation Scholarship Value: $10,000 | Available: 1
Prerequisite courses, taken at the undergraduate level, in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Canadian Business Law or Corporate Finance.* GMAT or GRE (Waived for individuals who have graduated from Canadian universities within the last five years with a B+ GPA in their last two years of study). Essays (2 written, 1 timed written, 2 video)
KPMG Accounting Scholarship Value: $5,000 | Available: 2 For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
2 references Proof of English language proficiency** 4 *4Visit the MAcc program page for the latest updates on the 2027 intake. schulich.yorku.ca/macc **4If studies were not completed in English.
Tuition Fees MAcc full-time tuition fees: $37,098 (Domestic) $96,481 (International) Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
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MMAI Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence “ What made Schulich so meaningful was the full ecosystem surrounding the MMAI program. From learning and mentorship to networking and case competitions, it created a foundation that stays with me well beyond graduation.” Tahniat Khan (MMAI ’22) Applied AI Manager, Industry Innovation, Vector Institute
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Prepare to lead at the intersection of artificial intelligence, analytics, and business strategy through a program designed for the future of work. The immersive curriculum seamlessly integrates core business skills with a cutting-edge technical foundation in AI engineering, large language models, and agentic AI systems. Students explore a rapidly evolving ethical landscape as they confront critical issues in AI, including algorithmic bias, data privacy and intelligent agent autonomy. The capstone of the program is the Artificial Intelligence Consulting Project (AICP), a hands-on, problem-driven experience that challenges students to develop high-value business solutions powered by analytics and AI. Through the AICP, students work directly with industry leaders while developing both technical and organizational expertise. Whether advancing existing technologies or pioneering new applications, graduates are equipped to lead the responsible adoption of AI and drive innovation across industries and sectors.
Program Highlights Advanced AI Methods: Gain hands-on experience with predictive modelling, natural language processing, neural networks, and deep learning. AI-Powered Business Transformation: Learn to apply AI technologies to solve business challenges, optimize decision-making, and create organizational value. Responsible AI & Communication: Develop expertise in AI governance, ethics, visual analytics, and communicating data-driven insights to business leaders. FEATURED COURSES • Predictive Modelling • Business Applications of Artificial Intelligence I & II
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 12 months (May) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING The Artificial Intelligence Consulting Project (AICP) The AICP is the capstone integrative course of the MMAI program. Over two-terms students work in small teams with organizations to tackle real, high-value business problems using analytics and AI. Under the guidance of experienced faculty, AICP teams take projects from problem framing and data understanding through system development, evaluation, and executive-level recommendations. More than a classroom exercise, the AICP provides students with hands-on consulting experience, direct engagement with industry partners and the opportunity to develop decision-ready technical insights that drive meaningful business results. Company Partners CI Financial, Deloitte, HelloFresh, Skinopathy, Marketing Impact LTD (MIL), and more. Projects:
• Natural Language Processing • Applications of Neural Networks and Deep Learning in Business • Ethics and Technology
• AI Query and Analysis of Patient Data • GenAI Systems for Synthesizing Research • Regulatory Compliance Scanning • Geospatial Analysis & NLP for Investments PATHWAYS & OPPORTUNITIES
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Opportunities Post-Degree Graduates from the MMAI program may be eligible for up to one term of advance standing in the Schulich MBA.
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“ At Schulich, our Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence goes beyond technical theory. We immerse students in real-world AI and analytics consulting projects, creating graduates who drive immediate, strategic business value.” Professor Hjalmar Turesson Program Director, Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence
KEY COMPANIES
$105,000
SAMPLE ROLES • AI & Machine Learning Consultant • Artificial Intelligence Engineer • Associate AI Project Manager • Chief Operating Officer • Clinical Education AI Author • Gen AI Project Manager • Intelligent Automation Developer • Lead Data and AI Analyst • Senior Business Strategy Manager INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MMAI Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Technology • Consulting • Financial Services • Transportation & Logistics Services • Consumer Packaged Goods • Legal Services
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.
Schulich Entrance Scholarship of Merit in Artificial Intelligence Value: Up to $25,000 | Available: Varies
MMAI full-time tuition fees: $55,399 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
average compensation
Strong quantitative background Essays (2 written, 1 timed written, 2 video) 2 references Proof of English language proficiency* * If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mmai for full admission requirements.
Vector Institute Scholarship Value: Up to $17,500 | Available: Varies Recognized by the Vector Institute as a core technical program, students admitted to the Schulich MBAN and MMAI program may be eligible for Vector Scholarships of up to $17,500.00. For more information, visit: vectorinstitute.ai/aimasters
Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
CI Financial Leadership Scholarship Value: $10,000 | Available: 5 For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
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MBAN Master of Business Analytics “I chose the best program to help me achieve my goal. There are many opportunities in the healthcare industry for data analysts, business analysts, and AI. I’ve landed the kind of job at the type of organization I always dreamed of working for.” Lemmi Kotu (MBAN ’24) HRIS Business Analyst, University Health Network
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In just 12 months, this intensive program equips you with the technical expertise, analytical mindset, and communication skills needed to transform data into business value and thrive in today’s data-driven economy.
PROGRAM LENGTH
The MBAN curriculum combines advanced courses in predictive modelling, programming, machine learning, and data visualization with the business knowledge and communication skills needed to turn complex analysis into meaningful action. You will also examine the broader implications of analytics and AI, including important questions of governance, ethics, and privacy.
The Analytics Consulting Project (ACP)
The capstone of the MBAN is the Analytics Consulting Project (ACP), an eight-month experiential learning engagement in which student teams work directly with an organization to solve a real, high-value business challenge. From problem framing and data analysis to insight development and executive recommendations, you will apply your skills in a professional consulting environment and deliver solutions designed to create measurable business impact.
Program Highlights Technical Analytics Expertise: Develop advanced skills in predictive analytics, machine learning, and data visualization.
FT: 12 months (May) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
The ACP is an intensive, two-term consulting engagement in which small teams of top graduate analytics students partner with organizations to tackle real, high-value business problems using data and analytics. Under the guidance of experienced faculty advisors, ACP teams work as analytics consultants — moving from problem framing and data understanding through analysis, insight generation, and executive-level recommendations. Company Partners
Business Decision Making: Learn to translate complex data into actionable business insights and strategic recommendations.
CI Financial, Deloitte, HelloFresh, Marketing Impact Limited, Metrolinx
Business & Technology Integration: Combine analytical expertise with a strong understanding of business functions and organizational challenges.
Projects:
Build Your Own Path: Choose three electives from diverse business areas across Schulich to complement your analytics expertise, broaden your business knowledge, and align your degree with your career ambitions. Build career opportunities through professional development, industry engagement, alumni connections, and access to Schulich’s global network.
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PATHWAYS & OPPORTUNITIES Accelerated MBA Pathway
FEATURED COURSES • Data Science • Predictive Modelling
• Prediction Model of Churn Users • Trading Strategies & Market Predictions • Pricing Intelligence Technologies
• Visual Analytics and Storytelling • Ethics and Technology
Graduates of the MBAN program may be eligible for up to one term of advanced standing in the Schulich MBA.
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“ Our students learn to ask the right business questions, apply rigorous analytics, and use storytelling to turn insights into action. That combination is what makes an analytics professional truly valuable.” Professor David Elsner Program Director, Master of Business Analytics; Adjunct Professor, Operations Management & Information Systems
KEY COMPANIES
SAMPLE ROLES • Analyst, Intelligence & Strategy • Data Scientist • Technology Risk Consultant • Senior Business Analyst and Data Analytics Director • Data Strategy Analyst • Growth Lead INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MBAN Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Financial Services • Technology • Consulting • Media/Entertainment • Healthcare • Consumer Packaged Goods • Energy • Retail
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.
Vector Institute Scholarship Value: Up to $17,500 | Available: Varies
MBAN full-time tuition fees: $55,399 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
Strong quantitative background
Recognized by the Vector Institute as a core technical program, students admitted to the Schulich MBAN and MMAI program may be eligible for Vector Scholarships of up to $17,500.00. For more information, visit: vectorinstitute.ai/aimasters
Essays (2 written, 1 timed written, 2 video)
Schulich Entrance Award of Merit Value: Up to $14,000 | Available: Varies
2 references
CI Financial Leadership Scholarship Value: $10,000 | Available: 5
Proof of English language proficiency* * If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mban for full admission requirements.
Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
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MF Master of Finance “ Schulich helped me bridge academic learning with real-world finance experience. Through industry engagement, mentorship, and practical projects, I developed the analytical mindset and confidence needed to pursue opportunities in Finance.” Rui Wu (MF ’24) Corporate Development Associate, Solen Software Group
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The Master of Finance combines rigorous quantitative training with emerging technologies and real-world application to prepare graduates for the future of finance.
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 12 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
This Master of Finance program distinguishes itself by rigorously bridging the quantitative foundations of finance with the new technologies of Fintech and Artificial Intelligence. The curriculum moves beyond traditional theory, immersing students in the practical application of machine learning algorithms for predictive analytics, algorithmic trading, and risk management. Through intensive, hands-on group work and industry-sponsored capstone projects, graduates emerge not merely as finance professionals, but as tech-savvy visionaries equipped to design innovative financial products, automate complex decision-making, and lead the digital transformation of the global financial ecosystem.
Gain valuable industry exposure through professional seminars, alumni panels, recruitment events with leading financial institutions, career planning workshops, and signature networking events such as the Day on Bay Asset Management Mixer and Finance Meets Technology.
Program Highlights
PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS
BMO Future Leaders Finance Lab: Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge financial technologies, AI-powered analytics, trading simulations, and industry-leading software in a state-of-the-art learning environment that reflects today's financial markets.
Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute
Finance Meets Technology: Develop expertise in FinTech, AI, Python, machine learning, investment management, capital markets, and financial risk management to navigate today's evolving financial landscape. Consulting Study in Finance: Apply classroom learning to real-world finance challenges by partnering with financial institutions to develop practical, evidence-based recommendations for industry clients. FEATURED COURSES • Investment Banking: Public and Private • Capital Markets • FinTech: Digital Transformation of Financial Services • Financial Risk Management
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• Data Driven Finance with Python • Machine Learning in Finance • Structured Products and Advanced Derivative • Financial Industry Roundtable • Professional Seminar Series
The Schulich MF is a program partner of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute, the global standard for finance professionals. The curriculum equips students to prepare for all three levels of the CFA Program while providing access to Level I, II, and III sample exams, scholarships, the Financial NewsBrief, and other CFA resources. Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) The MF is also a program partner of the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP). The curriculum covers at least 70% of the FRM Level I exam, preparing students to pursue the FRM designation while providing access to GARP resources, scholarships, fellowships, and networking opportunities.
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“The Master of Finance degree is a “must-have” degree for people pursuing a career in asset management, capital markets, and risk management. It not only provides the intensive industry grounding but also offers curriculum for the accelerated CFA and FRM pathway to launch a successful career in the modern financial industry.” Professor Melanie Cao Program Director, Master of Finance; Professor of Finance
SAMPLE ROLES • Associate Mortgage Underwriter • Business System Analyst • Associate of National Accounts • Banking Advisor • Business Development Analyst • Financial & Legal Operations Specialist • Investment Banking Analyst • Market Risk Analyst • Senior Auditor
KEY COMPANIES
INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MF Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Financial Services • Consulting • Healthcare • Non-Profit • Technology
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum B+ average in the last two years. Candidates must possess a strong quantitative background.*
Schulich Entrance Award of Merit Value: Up to $14,000 | Available: Varies
MF full-time tuition fees: $55,399 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
GMAT, GMAT Focus or GRE (may be waived for candidates who are eligible)
BMO Diversity in Finance Award Value: $5,000 | Available: 2
Essays (2 written, 1 timed written, 2 video) 2 references
CI Financial Leadership Scholarship Value: $10,000 | Available: 5
Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Work experience recommended but not required Proof of English language proficiency** * 3-year undergraduate degrees will be considered when combined with one year of full-time work experience. ** If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mf for full admission requirements, including details on GMAT/GRE exemption criteria.
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MHIA Master of Health Industry Administration “ I believe those who have worked on the frontlines have a unique opportunity to shape its future. The MHIA program gave me the perspective and tools to lead with purpose and turn that experience into meaningful change.” Ruhina Merani (MHIA ’25) Assisted Living and Memory Care Manager, Chartwell Retirement Residences
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Schulich's Master of Health Industry Administration (MHIA) prepares future healthcare leaders with the management expertise, strategic perspective, and industry knowledge needed to drive innovation and improve outcomes across the public and private healthcare sectors. The Master of Health Industry Administration (MHIA) is a specialized program offered in full-time (12 months) and part-time (24 months) formats. Combining Schulich's strengths in management education with specialized healthcare expertise, the MHIA emphasizes strategic leadership, healthcare systems, quality improvement, and value creation. Through an applied curriculum, strong industry and alumni connections, and accreditation by the Canadian College of Health Leaders, graduates are well positioned for leadership roles across the healthcare sector and to pursue the Canadian Health Executive (CHE) designation.
Program Highlights Healthcare Industry Workshops: Gain firsthand insights from healthcare leaders and practitioners through workshops focused on current industry challenges and opportunities. Digital Health: Explore how digital technologies are transforming healthcare delivery, patient experience, and system performance. Quality & Value in Healthcare: Learn how healthcare organizations measure performance, improve quality, and create value for patients and stakeholders. Krembil Centre for Health Management and Leadership: The MHIA gives students access to health-sector thought leadership, industry engagement, scholarships, events, and applied learning opportunities connected to real challenges facing healthcare organizations.
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 12 months (Sept) PT: 24 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Strategy Consulting Study Apply classroom learning to a real healthcare challenge through a consulting-focused project. Students step into the role of strategy consultants, working directly with real-world healthcare organizations to solve pressing business challenges. Collaborating in teams, students analyze complex problems, apply frameworks and insights gained in the classroom, and deliver impactful, actionable recommendations to senior leaders. Funded Internship Opportunities Gain valuable industry experience through competitive, fully funded internships with leading healthcare organizations, applying classroom learning while expanding your professional network.
FEATURED COURSES • Analytics & Modelling for Healthcare • Healthcare Systems & Public Policy • Entrepreneurship & Innovation in Healthcare
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“The MHIA program helped me bridge the gap between my international clinical background and Canada’s healthcare system — and opened doors I never imagined.” Dingwu Liu (MHIA ’25)
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“ MHIA graduates offer significant value to employers with their broad exposure to business skills and leadership training grounded in the healthcare industry. Their versatility enables them to contribute across functions, from digital health and strategy to finance and operations.” Professor Amin Mawani Program Director, MHIA; Schulich Research Excellence Fellow
SAMPLE ROLES • Health Strategist • Manager — Client Experience • Care Planner and Business Development Manager • Health and Benefits Consultant • Project Coordinator — Clinical Operational Excellence Specialist
KEY COMPANIES
INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MHIA Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Healthcare • Technology • Consumer Healthcare Products • Public Sector • Not-for-Profit Sector
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution, with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.*
Master of Health Industry Administration (MHIA) Scholarship of Merit Value: Full tuition (domestic) + $7,500 stipend | Available: 1
MHIA full-time tuition fees: $27,824 (Domestic) $72,360 (International)
Essays (2 video, 2 written, 1 timed written) 2 references Proof of English language proficiency** * 3-year undergraduate degrees will be considered when combined with one year of full-time work experience. ** If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mhia for full admission requirements.
Dr. L.O. Bradley Leadership Entrance Award Value: $12,500 | Available: 2 Benoit Lauzé Scholarship of Excellence Value: $10,000 | Available: 1
MHIA part-time tuition fees: $27,840 (Domestic) International students must review immigration regulations before considering part-time study. Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
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MMgt Master of Management “The MMgt provided me with invaluable hands-on experience, expanded my professional network, and ultimately helped me secure a job with the very company I interned for.” Yana Fedyanova (MMgt ’20) Head of Partnerships, Peace Collective
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The 12-month, full-time Master of Management (MMgt) equips recent graduates with the business knowledge, leadership skills, and strategic mindset needed to launch successful careers across industries.
PROGRAM LENGTH
Designed for high-achieving graduates from non-business backgrounds, the MMgt provides an intensive foundation in management, complemented by core business disciplines including economics and managerial accounting. Through a rigorous, practice-oriented curriculum, students develop strategic thinking, business communication, leadership, and teamwork skills to succeed in today's evolving business environment.
Enterprise Consulting Project
Program Highlights
Work Placement
Business Foundations for Non-Business Graduates: Build essential business knowledge through coursework in accounting, finance, marketing, economics, organizational behaviour, and managerial decision analysis. Professional Development Hives: Develop career-ready skills through a dedicated professional development curriculum focused on communication, leadership, teamwork, and career preparation. Real World Learning: Apply classroom learning to real-world business challenges through hands-on projects and professional experiences that build practical skills, confidence, and career readiness. Customized Learning: Tailor your degree through elective coursework aligned with your interests and career goals. FEATURED COURSES • Financial Accounting for Managers • Managerial Decision Analysis • Marketing Management • Organizational Behaviour
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• Management and Sustainability • Project Management • Managerial Finance • Managerial Accounting
FT: 12 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Gain hands-on consulting experience by working with a client organization to analyze business challenges and deliver recommendations that drive organizational impact. Students who secure an internship or professional placement during the summer semester may enroll in the Work Placement course and apply it toward one of the two required electives, gaining credit for career-relevant experience. PATHWAYS & OPPORTUNITIES Accelerated MBA Pathway Eligible MMgt graduates with a minimum of two years of post-degree work experience can earn a Schulich MBA in as little as eight months through advanced standing. Pathway to the MMgt Through the Specialized Masters Program (SMP), high-achieving York University students can secure early conditional admission to the MMgt and combine specialized undergraduate study with business education in an integrated five-year pathway.
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“ Schulich's Master of Management program stands out with experiential learning that empowers, an innovative curriculum that inspires, and a robust alumni network that nurtures, all set against Toronto's dynamic tapestry to prepare graduates for long-term career success.” Professor Luke Zhu Director, Master of Management Program; Associate Professor of Organization Studies
KEY COMPANIES
For more information about the latest MMgt Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
SAMPLE ROLES • Account Executive, Premium Sales & Service • Assistant Product Manager — Quo Beauty • Manager, Clinic Operations and Growth • Investment Banking Analyst • Associate, Business Development INDUSTRY COVERAGE • Financial Services • Technology • Media/Entertainment • Consulting • Transportation & Logistics Services • Consumer Packaged Goods • Energy
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution, in a non-business field of study, with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.*
Schulich Entrance Award of Merit Value: Up to $12,000 | Available: Varies
Essays (2 video, 1 written, 1 timed written)
Michelle Hughes Memorial Black Leadership Award Value: $1,000 | Available: 1
2 references with at least one academic reference Proof of English language proficiency** Applicants with more than 24 months of full-time work experience by the program start are not eligible and are encouraged to apply to the MBA program. * 3-year undergraduate degrees will be considered when combined with one year of full-time work experience. ** If studies were not completed in English. Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mmgt for full admission requirements.
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Tuition Fees MMgt full-time tuition fees: $27,823 (Domestic) $72,360 (International) Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees 33
MMKG Master of Marketing “ The MMKG didn't just help me build marketing skills. It gave me the confidence to pivot my career internationally, the resilience to adapt, and a network that continues to support me today.” Roberto Lejderman (MMKG ’19) Sales Account Manager, Amazon Ads
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In the midst of transformational changes in technology, media, and consumption, the need for agile and strategic marketing professionals is ever growing. The Master of Marketing (MMKG) is a one-of-a-kind program that prepares graduates for professional careers in brand management, digital marketing, communications and media agencies, and more.
PROGRAM LENGTH
Foundational courses provide you with the critical analysis and decision-making skills required of marketers today. Learn state-of-the-art digital marketing and research tools and explore new developments in artificial intelligence, analytics, buyer behaviour, brand management, and marketing communications.
Work directly with a small- to mid-sized organization, applying marketing knowledge to solve a real business challenge and deliver actionable recommendations.
Program Highlights
Marketing Dynamics Capstone
Strategic Marketing Communications: Develop integrated marketing strategies that connect brands with customers across traditional and digital channels. Marketing Analytics: Use data-driven insights to understand consumer behaviour, measure performance, and support strategic decision-making. Digital Marketing: Explore how leading organizations build brands, create customer value, and compete in a digital-first marketplace. FEATURED COURSES • Digital Marketing Strategy • Marketing Analytics • Brand Management • Strategic Market Communications
• Marketing Research • Marketing Dynamics • Marketing Management
FT: 12 months (Sept) PT: 24 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Marketing Field Project
Participate in an intensive eight-week market simulation that integrates learning from across the curriculum through strategic decision-making, case studies, and team-based competition. Professional Development Hives Develop the professional, communication, and career management skills needed to succeed in today’s marketing industry. PATHWAYS & OPPORTUNITIES Accelerated MBA Pathway
“ The MMKG program from Schulich provides you with the skills and knowledge to take on multiple professional challenges in the future. I learned and accomplished more in the 12-months than I ever imagined.” Mohini Mohandas (MMKG ’22) Corporate Brand Specialist, Minto Group
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Graduates of the MMKG program may be eligible for up to one term of advanced standing in the Schulich MBA.
Ranked #1 in Canada and Top 15 in North America in Master of Marketing Programs by QS
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“The Master of Marketing program offers students unparalleled depth in current marketing theory, decision-making, and tools for analytics, social media, and research. Students leave prepared for a range of modern marketing roles.” Professor Grant Packard Director, Master of Marketing Program; Associate Professor of Marketing
SAMPLE ROLES • Performance Marketing Manager • Manager, Marketing & Operations • Account Executive • Media Strategist • Business Analyst (E-Commerce) INDUSTRY COVERAGE
KEY COMPANIES
• Advertising, PR & Marketing • Consumer Packaged Goods • Internet & Software • Media/Entertainment • Manufacturing • Retail
For more information about the latest MMKG Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution, with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.*
Schulich Entrance Award of Merit Value: Up to $12,000 | Available: Varies
MMKG full-time tuition fees: $38,475 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
Essays (2 video, 1 written, 1 timed written) 2 references One or more years of post-degree work experience is recommended for those without a business degree.
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
MMKG part-time tuition fees: $38,491 (Domestic) International students must review immigration regulations before considering part-time study. Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
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MREI Master of Real Estate & Infrastructure “ The MREI program gave me more than technical knowledge — it gave me confidence, perspective, community and industry exposure to turn a fresh start in Canada into a meaningful career in real estate.” Abbas Hararwala (MREI ’22) Asset Manager, Pure Industrial
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The Master of Real Estate and Infrastructure (MREI) prepares future industry leaders with the expertise to shape cities, evaluate investments, and deliver complex real estate and infrastructure projects. The MREI combines business leadership with specialized expertise in real estate and infrastructure. Students develop advanced knowledge in real estate finance and investment, including valuation, financing structures, portfolio management, and investment analysis, while exploring the forces shaping cities through development, urbanization, sustainable cities, and infrastructure delivery. A three-term leadership development sequence and hands-on projects strengthen critical thinking, decision-making, and the ability to evaluate and execute complex real estate and infrastructure initiatives.
Program Highlights Professional Development Mentorship Program: Receive guidance and industry insights from experienced real estate and infrastructure professionals.
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 12 months (Sept) EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Study Tour Explore major real estate and infrastructure markets through an immersive study tour to New York City or Montreal. Industry Competitions & Challenges Apply your knowledge through the Developers' Den Case Competition, Creative Workshop Pitch Challenge, Commercial Real Estate Portfolio Management Challenge, and Infrastructure Innovation Competition.
Additional Industry Engagement • Venture negotiation simulations with leading lawyers • Career Connections Breakfasts • Perspectives Lecture Series • Company visits, guest speakers, and site tours • ARGUS software training (optional) FEATURED COURSES • Real Estate Finance & Investment • Infrastructure Investment & Finance • Development Prototypes • Structuring Development Transactions
• Economic Forces Shaping the City • Life of a Project • Sustainable Cities: Urbanization, Infrastructure & Strategic Choices • Creative Workshop
“The MREI program provided me with the knowledge base to grow as a thought leader in the development and financing of real estate and infrastructure with an emphasis on sustainability, affordability, and innovation.” Joan Nyangena (MREI ’20) Associate Director, Real Estate Finance, Scotiabank
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“ The MREI is a unique, rigorous, multi-disciplinary academic program combined with unparalleled exposure to outside learning and networking opportunities. Supported by an active alumni association and deep industry connections, the MREI’s culture of engagement, critical thinking and stakeholder appreciation produces graduates who are ready to make positive contributions in today’s dynamic environment.” Professor Jim Clayton Director, Master of Real Estate & Infrastructure Program; Professor and Timothy R. Price Chair
KEY COMPANIES
SAMPLE ROLES • Associate Director, REM Finance • Business Analyst, Project Development • Associate, National Real Estate Group • Consultant, Valuation & Advisory • Development Analyst • Associate, Real Assets Deals • Financial Analyst, Development • Investment — Energy & Affordable Housing • Operations Analyst INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MREI Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Real Estate • Financial Services • Consulting • Government
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution, with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.*
Gary Whitelaw Strength in Diversity Award Value: $25,000 | Available: 1
MREI full-time tuition fees: $54,047 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
Essays (2 video, 1 written, 1 timed written) 2 references 2 years of work experience strongly preferred
Graywood Developments Master of Real Estate and Infrastructure Award Value: $7,500 | Available: 1
Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
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MSCM Master of Supply Chain Management “ Balancing the MSCM program with a full-time career allowed me to immediately apply classroom insights to real business challenges. Schulich strengthened my strategic thinking, expanded my network, and gave me the confidence to lead complex supply chain decisions.” Benaisha Major (MSCM ’24) Manager, Supply Planning, Tim Hortons US, Restaurant Brands International
Learn about Benaisha's journey
The Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) prepares future supply chain leaders with the analytical, strategic, and leadership skills needed to build resilient, sustainable, and efficient supply chains in a rapidly evolving global economy. Supply chains have never been more complex or more critical. The MSCM combines rigorous academic training with applied learning to develop expertise in sustainable supply chain strategy, digital supply chain transformation, and global trade and supply networks. Students explore how organizations build resilient and socially responsible supply chains while leveraging digital technologies, analytics, and emerging innovations to optimize operations across global markets. Through strong industry partnerships and experiential learning, graduates are prepared to lead supply chain innovation across the private, nonprofit, and public sectors.
Program Highlights The George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable Supply Chains: A leading hub for education, research, and industry collaboration, connecting students with applied research, consulting projects, faculty expertise, and industry leaders shaping the future of supply chain management. Supply Chain Community & Network: Connect with the Supply Chain and Operations Management Club (SCOMC) and the Schulich Supply Chain Alumni Association (SSCAA), offering year-round networking events, site visits, mentorship, industry engagement, and career development opportunities. FEATURED COURSES • Sustainable Supply Chain Strategies • Managing Digital Supply Chain Technology • Managing International Trade in Supply Chains • Transportation and Logistics Management • Supply Relationship Management
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• Coordinating Demand and Supply • Managing Change in Supply Chains • Supply Chain Consulting Project • Foundational business courses in Business Communication, Accounting and Finance, Marketing, and Design and Management of Organizational Processes
PROGRAM LENGTH FT: 8-12 months (May) PT: 16-24 months (May) Advanced standing: Full-time students with Advanced Standing may be able to complete the program in two academic terms, or eight months. Part-time students with Advanced Standing may be eligible to complete the program in four academic terms, or 16 months.
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Supply Chain Consulting Project Gain hands-on experience solving a real-world supply chain problem for an industry partner through a four-month, team consulting project. ACCELERATED PATHWAY TO ACCREDITATIONS Graduate with a head start on your credentials. As a distinct MSCM advantage, graduates can fast-track toward professional designations from NISCL, Supply Chain Canada, and CITT — adding an industry-recognized credential at reduced cost and time after their degree.* * Eligibility and requirements are set by each granting association and subject to change.
Ranked #1 in Canada and #25 Globally in Masters of Supply Chain Management Programs (QS Business Master’s Rankings)
TAKE THE NEXT STEP Connect with our admissions team to discover how a Schulich MSCM degree can accelerate your career.
“The Schulich Master of Supply Chain Management program uniquely equips students with the industry knowledge and leadership skills to effectively manage continuous change and advance their careers in supply chain management.” Professor David Johnston Director, Master of Supply Chain Management Program; Centre Director and Research Chair, George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable Supply Chains
KEY COMPANIES
SAMPLE ROLES • Associate Category Manager • Buyer/Planner • Supply Chain Manager • Consulting Manager • Finance and Operations Professional • Inventory Analyst • Manager, Commodity Management & Strategic Sourcing • Supply Chain Analyst INDUSTRY COVERAGE
For more information about the latest MSCM Employment Report, visit schulich.yorku.ca/employment-reports
• Transportation & Logistics Services • Retail • Manufacturing • Consulting • Consumer Packaged Goods
Admission Requirements
Featured Scholarships
Tuition Fees
A 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution, with a minimum B+ average in the last two years.*
Thomas, Large and Singer Inc. Entrance Award for Supply Chain Leadership Value: $10,000 | Available: 1
MSCM full-time tuition fees: $55,399 (Domestic) $92,960 (International)
Essays (2 video, 1 written, 1 timed written)
GWL Diversity in Supply Chain Award Value: $5,000 | Available: 1
2 references
GWL Sustainable Supply Chain Leader Scholarship Value: $5,000 | Available: 2
Proof of English language proficiency** * 3-year undergraduate degrees will be considered when combined with one year of full-time work experience. ** If studies were not completed in English.
MSCM part-time tuition fees: $55,415 (Domestic) International students must review immigration regulations before considering part-time study. Fees subject to change. Visit the Tuition and Fees page online for full program fee details. schulich.yorku.ca/tuition-fees
For scholarship information please refer to the Schulich Awards publication at: schulich.yorku.ca/scholarships-awards
Visit schulich.yorku.ca/mscm for full admission requirements.
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Financial Aid for Your Future Investment Financing your graduate education is an important investment, and Schulich is committed to helping you navigate the funding options available to support your goals. We welcome the opportunity to discuss strategies for financing your education and the return on investment our programs offer. Learn more about our financial aid
“ At the Schulich School of Business, student success is one of our top priorities. Understanding that pursuing a business degree is never easy, we are dedicated to supporting our students in their academic journey through a wide range of scholarships, awards, and bursaries that not only promote diversity and inclusivity, but also to help ensure that a lack of financial resources is never a barrier for current and future Schulich students.” Doris Mak Director, Student Records and Financial Aid
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Line of Credit for Domestic Students* For a list of partnered banks and preferred rates for domestic students in professional programs visit: schulich.yorku.ca/ financial-aid/loans
*Please contact the bank to get the maximum loan amount and to confirm the interest rate for your program of choice.
Entrance Funding Incoming domestic students are invited to apply for entrance funding as part of the admissions process. Made possible through the generous support of our alumni and partners, our awards are both merit- and need-based, recognizing academic excellence while supporting students with financial need. All international applicants are automatically considered for funding. Funding amounts and availability vary by program.
Loans for International Students To learn more about funding opportunities for international students, please visit: schulich.yorku.ca/financial-aid/loans. Partnerships with:
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Pursuing a graduate degree is an important decision. At Schulich, we support you with an application experience that leaves you feeling informed and empowered. We take a holistic approach during the application review process and all components of the application are thoroughly evaluated. Our Recruitment Team is Here for You! • Meet one-on-one for a coffee chat • Attend one of our open houses offered during the year — Experience Schulich Virtual Open House — Experience Schulich In-Person Open House • Visit us at one of the 100+ local and global events we join annually • Drop-in virtually for Q&A, student panels, and application tip info sessions • Connect with one of our Graduate Ambassadors
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Application Deadlines Winter Programs: MBA
Summer Programs: MAcc, MMAI, MBAN, MSCM
Fall Programs: MBA, Tech MBA, MF, MHIA, MMgt, MMKG, MREI
Round 1: May 27, 2026 Round 2: June 25, 2026 Round 3: July 7, 2026 Round 4: November 18, 2026*
Round 1: July 8, 2026 Round 2: September 23, 2026 Round 3: November 4, 2026 Round 4: February 10, 2027*
Round 1: October 21, 2026 Round 2: January 20, 2027 Round 3: March 3, 2027 Round 4: May 26, 2027*
*Round 4 is for domestic applicants only. We review applications on a rolling basis, meaning your application is assessed as soon as it is submitted. Applying early allows you to receive a decision sooner and increases your chances of being considered for scholarships.
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