Concordia University's John Molson School of Business (JMSB) offers an MBA specifically tailored to address the leading-edge issues facing a global economy and to enable students to become business leaders and responsible global citizens. In a divers ... Read more
Concordia University's John Molson School of Business (JMSB) offers an MBA specifically tailored to address the leading-edge issues facing a global economy and to enable students to become business leaders and responsible global citizens. In a diverse, urban, multicultural environment, students benefit from both the school's commitment to quality education and its flexible, client-centered approach to program design.
Program Objectives
The John Molson MBA program is designed to help students:
-Apply their knowledge and skills towards the achievements of corporate goals
-Mmake decisions that are socially, economically, ethically and politically responsible
-Acquire analytical, interpersonal and communication skills,
-Develop the confidence needed to succeed in an ever changing business environment.
Coursework
The MBA program can typically be completed in 16 months. Studies commence in September, January or May. JMSB also offers an accelerated one-year (full-time) or two-year (part-time) "fast track" option to students with an undergraduate commerce degree.
Students require a dynamic business education to meet tomorrow's industry challenges. To that end, the MBA program's keystone is an interdisciplinary general management focus with a practical, case-based approach, adapted to student needs and schedules. All students complete twelve core mandatory courses and then complete the program through any of three options:
• Students may further their understanding of important business concepts through the electives option, choosing seven courses of personal or professional interest.
• The Business Research Project (with five additional electives) allows students to work with a faculty member of their choice to write a business plan, carry out research analysis or market study, or develop a project related to a current employment situation.
• Finally, a hands-on consulting project allows students to practice management consulting skills in a real-life context as students carry out an in-depth investigation of a complex business problem within a corporation or other economic entity.
Related Alternatives
The MBA Co-op offers students the opportunity to participate in paid internships in the Canadian, US or international workplace. Other MBA alternatives include the Executive MBA (EMBA) and the MBA in Investment Management. Both of these are designed for those wishing to continue working while they pursue a degree.
Highlights:
* Accredited by AASCB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
* Co-op work study option and exchange programs
* Annual John Molson MBA International Case Competition
* Three starting dates per year and rolling admissions
* Dedicated faculty members, who in addition to academic distinction have industry experience in their fields
* Flexible day and evening programs for full and part-time students
* The MBA Community Service Initiative (MBA CSI); senior student interns provide in-depth consulting for credit under the guidance of faculty
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