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The Program
 Concordia University's John Molson School of Business (JMSB) offers an MBA specifically tailored to address the leading-edge issues facing a global economy. 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. This 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.
For students hoping to develop Canadian work experience or those making a career change, a popular co-op (work-study) option is available.
Montreal-International City, Crossroads of Global Business
JMSB offers a new, state-of-the-art building in the heart of downtown Montreal, North America's most cosmopolitan city.
An international, multilingual hot spot for culture and business, Montreal is headquarters to some of the world's largest national and multinational corporations.
Hands-on Expertise, Worldwide Focus
Key to the MBA's long-standing success is an outstanding community. Both faculty and students enrich the classroom with considerable experience, international perspective, and a wide-ranging network of real-world business connections.
Students can apply their knowledge and skills through:
- Concordia Small Business Consulting Bureau
- John Molson International MBA Case Competition
- MBA Co-op
Student-Centered Program Flexibility
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 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 six courses of personal or professional interest.
- The Business Research Project (with four additional electives) allows students to work with a professor 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 and knowledge 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.
Contact
Admissions Office
MBA Program
John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
1550 de Maisonneuve Boulevard West,
Suite GM-710
Montreal, Quebec H3G 1M8
Tel: (514) 848-2424. ext. 2727
Fax: (514) 848-2816
E-mail: gradprograms@jmsb.concordia.ca
Web: johnmolson.concordia.ca
Type of program
Full-time MBA, part-time MBA, Accelerated MBA, and MBA Co-op
Length of program
- Full time: 16 months to two years (one year for accelerated MBA)
- Part time: Three to five years (two years for accelerated MBA)
Tuition
The Quebec government subsidizes education in the province. Therefore, international students pay $25,790 for the entire 57-credit MBA Program. (All amounts are in Canadian dollars.)
Scholarships/funding
Scholarships, bursaries, and fellowships are available. Certain international students from French-speaking countries may be eligible to pay Quebec tuition fees.
Entry requirements
- An undergraduate (bachelor's) degree in any field from a recognized university, with a minimum grade point average of 3.0
- A minimum of two years' relevant full-time work experience
- Satisfactory GMAT score
- TOEFL score if English is not your first language: 620 paper-based test or 270 computer-based test
- Three letters of reference
- Statement of purpose/essay
- Up-to-date résumé (curriculum vitae)
Degrees offered
- MBA
- MBA with complete CFA concentration
- Executive MBA
- MSc in Administration
- PhD in Business Administration
Application Deadlines
Domestic (Canadian) applicants:
- Fall term: June 1
- Winter term: October 1
- Summer term: February 28
International Applicants:
- Fall term: February 15
- Winter term: June 15
- Summer term: October 15
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