MM program structure
Program overview
Launch your career with confidence with the Master in Management (MM) program. Designed for recent graduates, this 12-16 month program combines in-person and online learning across 3 terms. You'll build skills in business and leadership, along with a specialized academic concentration.
You can also choose to complete an optional paid work term. This gives you the chance to apply your skills and gain real-world experience.
Courses
Foundational courses in the Master in Management program include*:
- MM510 - Integrated Financial Management
- MM512 - Creating Value through Marketing and Operations
- MM514 - Information Systems, Data Analytics and AI
- MM516 - Strategic Management and Organizational Purpose
- MM521A - Self-Awareness and Personal Leadership
- MM521B - Collaborative Leadership and Team Dynamics
- MM522 - Adaptive Organizational Leadership
- MM523 - People and Culture
- MM596 - Integrated Capstone Project
View courses in the Academic Calendar.
*MM course titles and content are constantly being refreshed and are subject to change. Courses offered in a given year will be similar in theme but may be different titles from those listed here.
Besides these core courses, you will complete courses in your chosen MM concentration.
Concentrations
There are 4 different academic concentrations to choose from. Each concentration has its own set of required courses that you can complete over the 12 months.
Business Analytics
- CSC 501 - Algorithms and Data Models
- CSC 502 - Systems for Massive Datasets
- CSC 503 - Data Mining
- CSC 511 - Information Visualization
General Business
3.0 units of:
- COM 400-490 (excluding COM 410, including COM 495)
- COM 402 - Legal Issues in Management
- COM 417 - International Finance
- COM 435 - Corporate Relations and Responsibilities
- COM 495 - Marketing Communications
View more options in the Academic Calendar.
3.0 units from:
- MM 550 - Selected Topics in Management
Software Projects
4 courses (or 6.0 units) from:
- CSC502 - Systems for Massive Datasets
- CSC504 - Data Science for Software Engineering
- CSC510 - Advanced Human-Computer Interaction
- CSC511 - Information Visualization
- CSC512 - Computing for Cognitive Augmentation
- CSC513 - Designing Creativity Support Tools
- CSC562 - Distributed Computing
- CSC577 - Safety and Assurance
- SENG426 - Software Quality Engineering
- SENG435 - Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
- SENG460 - Practice of Information Security and Privacy
Sustainable Finance
3.0 units from:- MM 550 - Selected Topics in Management*
*All MM 550 courses are focused on sustainable finance, although specific course topics will vary year to year.
Work experience term
The MM program includes optional work experience that:
- runs for 12-16 weeks
- is a full-time paid position
- relates to your career path
- is supervised (the employer helps complete a mid-term and final assessment of the student in consultation with the Business co-op program office)
Frequently Asked Questions
The MM program is designed for students with less than 5 years professional work experience after completing their undergraduate degree. This includes new graduates, early-career professionals or those who have held a small number of entry-level roles. The program aims to help people in the early stages of their professional career.
Yes. All applicants will be considered for the General Business concentration. For the Business Analytics and Software Projects concentrations, you must have an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Software Engineering to apply. For Sustainable Finance, you must have completed COM 240 (Management Finance) before the program starts.