Program curriculum
The Master in Management program (MM) pairs perfectly with your non-business degree. This 12-month program builds on your existing knowledge base and will deepen your understanding of how to thrive in a complex environment. Learn how to navigate new problems in multifaceted situations. Understand how to face the greatest challenges and questions. Do it all while applying a sustainable lens. This way forward ensures that both industries and communities will flourish in the years to come.
Immersive global experience
Besides coursework, this program also offers an immersive global experience. Students will put learning into practice while working with an international organization. Completing this global experience will better prepare you for a successful career.
Career preparation
The MM program introduces you to career preparation training. This includes a professional development course and a 4-month work experience. Here you put what you learned in the classroom into practice and gain hands-on experience.
Mentorship
MM students can also access the Gustavson Mentor Program. Here, students connect one-on-one with experienced managers from the business community.
Please note: The program expects students to take part in the Co-op placement process. The Gill Graduate School of Business makes every attempt to place all eligible students in a co-op. The school, however, is under no obligation to guarantee a co-op placement.
Courses
- MM 504 - Workplace and Career Preparation
- MM 505 - Professional Development
- MM 510A - Organizations in a Changing World I
- MM 510B - Organizations in a Changing World II
- MM 520A - Collaborative Teamwork in Organizations I
- MM 520B - Collaborative Teamwork in Organizations II
- MM 530A - Applied Organizational Skills and Knowledge I
- MM 530B - Applied Organizational Skills and Knowledge II
- MM 540A - Organizational Analysis and Problem Solving I
- MM 540B - Organizational Analysis and Problem Solving II
- MM 596 - Capstone Integrative Project