Management

Overview

The MMgt pairs general management education with a special non-technical focus on developing leadership, problem-solving and communication skills. 

Students will build knowledge of the major disciplines of management and how they intersect, while developing key competencies that are valued by organizations and that will facilitate employment in a career with a future.

The curriculum is highly experiential, culminating with an Enterprise Consulting Project in which students will collaboratively develop recommendations for a client organization. 

Students will graduate from the MMgt program with: 

• an ability to evaluate and solve management issues while taking into account risk, uncertainty and ambiguity 

• the skills needed to work effectively in groups and teams, and to communicate effectively to a range of audiences; and 

• an understanding of the obligation to act in a socially and ethically responsible manner. 

Master of Management graduates will be eligible for significant advanced standing into the Schulich MBA, after acquiring the requisite work experience to be eligible for the MBA.

Career Opportunities

The Schulich Master of Management offered at York University  will equip you with the knowledge and leadership skills you need to gain a competitive advantage. You will learn to manage complexity, change, and ambiguity as you examine management issues in a global context.

Throughout the MMgt program, you will also have access to the Career Development Centre (CDC). As Schulich’s in-house team of certified Career Coaches and Industry Advisors, the CDC offers  a wealth of innovative programs, resources and individualized coaching to help you launch your career. Meet alumni, recruiters and industry leaders at corporate information sessions and other CDC events and enjoy online access to the very best career tools available.

Recruiters value the communication, interpersonal and leadership skills that Schulich MMgt graduates possess, paired with the knowledge and capabilities obtained in their undergraduate studies.