Canada's 35 million population is spread across one of the largest land masses in the world. Canada is also blessed with abundant natural resources, fostering an economy that is built around industries such as manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, agriculture and forestry. Canada has universal healthcare, and a high standard of living. But one of the most attractive aspects of Canadian society is undoubtedly its multiculturalism.
For MBA aspirants, Canada provides a launching pad to work in North America while providing a cheaper study option than USA. In fact, Canada’s Business Schools combine a high standard of education with lower costs. Canada also has lower unemployment compared to other developed nations. Perhaps, the biggest advantage is that international students can change their study permit into a work permit as soon as they graduate. International candidates should note that government subsidies make fees cheaper for the locals. They must also check for the medium of education in Quebec, which is a French-speaking province.
So if you’re looking to do your MBA in Canada, here’s our pick of the top MBA programs:
1) Beedie School of...
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Categories : Richard Ivey School of Business
Ivey MBA Admission Interviews are by invitation only. The Admission team prefer interviews in-person. It can be during recruiting trips internationally or in Canada, or during campus visit. For candidates who don’t have the opportunity to attend in-person interview, a Skype interview will be conducted |
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Categories : Richard Ivey School of Business
Ivey MBA is a 12-Month Full-time MBA program with a focus on developing Business Fundamentals and learning with cases & Business Simulation. The Business Fundamentals are covered in the core curriculum with the lecture series. |
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Categories : Business School Research, Richard Ivey School of Business
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