Management University of Lethbridge

Overview

The Management programme at the University of Lethbridge is delivered by the AACSB-accredited Dhillon School of Business to prepare students for high-level organisational roles. This advanced degree focuses on developing critical thinking and data-driven decision-making skills through rigorous academic and practical training. Students can choose between a research-intensive thesis route or an experiential project-based pathway in Business Analytics.

Why Management at University of Lethbridge?

Studying at this institution provides access to the prestigious Dhillon School of Business, which holds global AACSB accreditation. Students benefit from a supportive research environment with dedicated individual workspaces, advanced audiovisual equipment, and specialised software. The university offers flexible learning options across both the Lethbridge and Calgary campuses, utilising a blended delivery format to accommodate diverse student needs.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 2197 per module
• National fee: CAD 1002 per module

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Research Methods in Management
• Data Management and Statistical Techniques
• Business Analytics
• Academic Literature Review
• Qualitative Methods and Analysis
• Econometric Theory and Applications
• Data Visualization
• Data Wrangling
• Predictive Business Analytics

Careers with Management

Graduates are equipped with the analytical expertise required for diverse professional environments, including commercial businesses, non-profit organisations, and government policy sectors. The programme prepares individuals for specialised roles such as research analysts, strategy consultants, and market research managers. Additionally, those completing the Business Analytics concentration are well-positioned for the rapidly growing demand for data science professionals, while thesis graduates often progress to competitive doctoral programmes.