Master in Management FAQ
Here are the frequently asked questions about the Master in Management program (formerly called the Master of Management program) offered at the University of Victoria.
Why are business courses required from non-business degree graduates?
We want to jump right into the good stuff, so we ask students to take the foundations of business education first. You can complete these five courses at any point during your undergraduate degree. You can complete them either at UVic or from another recognized institution. For more details on the prerequisite business courses, visit our Admissions page or contact us at gillasst@uvic.ca.
Do UVIC undergraduates get preferred access to the program?
Yes, as an UVic student, you receive preferred access to the Master in Management (MM) program. Please visit our Admissions page for more information. If you would like to seek preferred access, please contact the MM program office.
Are students responsible for finding their own internship positions?
Throughout the program, you will receive support from our team to determine the best career path. Visit Career Opportunities to learn more about our work experience placement.
What kind of career support do you provide to MM students?
Prepare for complete immersion into the MM community. You will meet organizational partners, mentors and faculty. These groups support our students' diverse backgrounds and unique career goals. Like our approach with work placement, we take a very personalized approach with providing career support, ensuring students are expanding personal networks and building important skill sets. We work with students to provide one-on-one coaching. We also provide exposure to a variety of organizations throughout the course of the program.
How does sustainability factor into MM?
Sustainability informs all our programs at the school level. It is also an instrumental part of our curriculum and culture. Guided by our Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation (CSSI), staff and faculty integrate these values and principles into all our educational offerings. Find out more about our annual carbon audit and ongoing competitions to reduce our environmental impact across the school.