Master of Global Business (MGB) program
Masters of Global Business program continues to rise in Financial Times’ ranking of the top 100 Masters in Management programs worldwide.
One amazing adventure: three countries and a global internship
Designed for business graduates from Canada and across the world, the UVic MGB offers a unique mixture of applied learning and international experience. Living, working and studying in up to four different countries, you’ll discover how business is done in an international environment and develop career skills you can apply across the world through an immersive, culturally-focused graduate program.
Four Paths, three countries, four continents
With a choice between four distinct global Paths, you will have the opportunity to travel to North America, Europe, and South America or Asia, providing a diverse, enriched and fully-rounded business, study and cultural experience.
Innovative and integrative format
You will learn from professors who are experts in their fields, as well as from your global cohort, integrating academic and experiential learning into one complete experience. Alongside business fundamentals, you will study global leadership and cross-cultural intelligence, learn a new language, and engage with real business clients on your major consulting project. By completion of the program, you’ll be equipped with an extensive skillset for doing business in a global environment.
Your global mindset and skillset: your unique value proposition
By graduation, you will have developed:
- a global mindset that will facilitate decision-making and enhance international leadership skills
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an ability to deal with the challenges of international business
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an understanding of the comparative socio-economic environments of North America, South America, Asia and Europe
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a high level of cultural awareness and capacity to work effectively with individuals and organizations from across the world
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