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Evening MBA

Evening and daytime students on their IIME in India

Daytime and Evening MBA students in India for their IIME

The tools to move forward

Are you working full-time and keen to further your education? The Gustavson Evening MBA program helps you take your career to new levels of success and transformation. Choosing to do the Gustavson MBA during the evening is a great opportunity for you to gain the knowledge and skills required to be a successful leader in a world of change, while maintaining your current position.

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Elyse Norgaard

E-Norgaard

Working full time while completing my MBA designation has been ideal for me.  Not only has this experience provided me with extraordinary time-management skills, but it has also allowed me to apply the knowledge gained in a concurrent manner. The small class size encourages dynamic interaction with colleagues and professors in a collaborative environment – something that I didn’t want to miss out on by completing my education in an online setting. 

Elyse Norgaard, Evening MBA ’14

Zachy Olorunojowon

ZOlorunojowon

The UVic Evening MBA program places the same demand on students as the full-time MBA program and has the same depth of content. It's a balanced program that equips me with the necessary skills that are immediately applicable to real life business scenarios.

— Zachy Olorunojowon, Evening MBA ’12

Mayank Chauhan

Mayank Chauhan

The UVic MBA Program has been challenging from Day 1. I have loved the challenges presented to me as each one addresses critical business situations. Being able to work in diverse teams to solve real life business problems and completing a consulting project for one of the biggest IT companies in Victoria have been very valuable experiences.

— Mayank Chauhan, Evening MBA ’14

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