After graduation, the next step towards gaining expertise would be getting a Master’s degree in your subject of interest. And predominantly, students opt for getting their Master’s in Business Administration. Since Canada has become the hub for international students for their higher studies, it has abundant university programs. Amongst the top institutions in Canada, there are a bunch of top colleges in Toronto, Ontario, that offer demanding courses to students. We have made a list of the top MBA programs for students to understand and learn about they decide to pick their future alma mater.
Schulich School of Business, located at York University
Out of all the B-schools in the country, the Schulich School of Business offers ample opportunities. With its remarkable board of learning faculty, the MBA in this school has 17 different areas of specialization. These programs tap mainly into areas of management and business. The university allows students to customize their MBA programs in terms of convenience. One can hasten the process and complete it in only two years, or they can do their MBA part-time if they work simultaneously. This option gives the students a sense of independence in the larger scheme of things. Another perk is their Career Development Centre (CDC). It consists of a brilliant team of advisers from the business industry and career coaches with a remarkable streak of assisting over 88% of the graduates obtain jobs within 3 months. As for the fees, domestic students usually pay around $17,973 per term, whereas international students pay $26,722 per term. Additionally, a full-time MBA mostly consists of 10 terms, and an accelerated MBA has five terms.
Programs:
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- Undergraduate business programs,
- Specialized masters programs,
- MBA,
- Exchange programs,
- Graduate diplomas Doctor of philosophy
Rotman School of Management, located at the University of Toronto
Rotman School of Management is highly regarded among business schools in Toronto. Some of the reasons for this are the freedom and openness of its MBA programs. Besides a full-time setup, morning and evening schedules are available according to student flexibility. Another reason is the stellar curriculum consisting of online study materials like prerecorded video lessons, teacher-to-student interactions, and live sessions. In addition, Rotman provides ample opportunities to international students, with over $4 million worth of student assistance like scholarships. The student clubs at the university have a fun and interactive method of learning various fields like industry, society, and culture. The school also organizes MBA networking events every now and then to boost the students’ careers more practically. While the tuition for such an esteemed college might seem high to international students, it still lies within the average amount on a domestic scale. Regardless, Rotman has tie-ups with student loan lenders to make it accessible for students to apply from around the world.
Programs:
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- Full-Time MBA,
- Morning & Evening MBA,
- One-Year Executive MBA,
- Rotman-SDA Bocconi Global Executive MBA,
- Global EMBA for Healthcare and the Life Sciences,
- Master of Finance,
- Master of Financial Risk Management,
- Master of Management Analytics,
- Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting,
- Ph.D.,
- Executive Programs,
- Initiative for Women in Business,
- Rotman Commerce
Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, located at Wilfrid Laurier University
Lazaridis School of Business and Economics is uniquely popular for offering students the opportunity to pursue their MBA in multiple formats. Besides the obvious reason, the school is acknowledged by Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). It is a remarkable accolade in education, as only 5% of the world’s top B-schools are certified under this title. Secondly, the school guarantees an employment rate of 98% among business administration and economics students. As for on-campus facilities, the students are allowed to take Part-Time Alternate Weekends MBA. This program is most suitable to and preferred by students who are also working a job. There is also the MBA + MFin program for individuals who want a double Master’s and eventually work in the finance sector. Student assistance is satisfactory, which may serve as a downside, especially because the tuition for domestic students is $29,807.
Programs:
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- Full-time MBA,
- Full-time + Co-op,
- Part-time Evenings,
- Part-time Alternate Weekends,
- Part-time Accelerated,
- MBA + Mfin
John Molson School of Business, located at Concordia University
John Molson School of Business has also earned a respectable name in terms of educational institutions in Canada. The AACSB-approved school is among the top three colleges under the 2021 QS Global MBA and Business Masters Rankings. In addition, according to Bloomberg, John Molson ranks fourth in its MBA program across Canada. The B-School provides both full-time and part-time programs and EMBA. The classes have an interactive environment for students with a student-to-professor ratio of 30:1. The school also offers extremely beneficial student assistance, and they have various other curricular activities like Career Management Services (CMS) and case competitions. Under the guidance of seniors, the students can be a part of student associations and committees to adjust easily. The tuition is comparatively less, starting with $20,570 for domestic students and $41,300 for international students. As for the employment rate, MBA graduates are promised a solid rate of 87%.
Programs:
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- Full-time MBA,
- Part-Time MBA,
- Executive MBA,
- MBA in Management
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