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Whats New at Edwards MBA
Edwards MBA Students Get Ready to Travel to China!
The annual International Study Tour is an opportunity for students to experience business first hand within an international context and immerse themselves in the business environment of a specific country. Learn More.
CIHR Funding Opportunity
We are pleased to announce that the Edwards MBA has one CIHR (Canadian Institute of Health Research) grant to be awarded under the "Science to Business" program for the 2010/2011 academic year. With this we are able to offer one fully funded position in the MBA program within the biotechnology Management/Health specialization. If you have a PhD in a health-related field and want to pursue an MBA as your next step to a career supporting innovation in Canada, consider the Science to Business scholarship! Learn More.
COMING SOON! Calling all CGA'S!
The Edwards MBA is pleased to announce that we have joined forces with the CGA. If you already hold a CGA desgination, we'll give you credit for classes in our program. Its never been easier to get your MBA! More information will be available shortly.
COMING SOON! Edwards Business Residency Program
A residency through the Edwards Business Residency Program will be a value-added component of the Edwards MBA Program, as work placements provide additional opportunities for learning and mentoring, designed to provide new graduates with the opportunity to apply their academic knowledge to the workplace. Stay tuned for more news on this exciting opportunity! |
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Admission Information
Did you know you do not need to have your entire application package finished before applying to the Edwards MBA? Once you have filled out the online application form and paid the $75 application fee, we will start a file for you here in our office, and begin compiling your info as it arrives. This saves time, and ensures that your application process can begin as early as possible! Learn More
International Applicants:
Why do you need to apply early? Here's why:
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March 31st deadline for International students is more of a guideline. Since it takes 6 months to get a study permit, we suggest that international applicants apply as early as possible, as we cannot guarantee enough time if there is a hold up in receiving your documents. However, if you have your
study permit in order, have filled out the online application and paid the $75 application fee, and you are well on your way to having a completed application packge, you can still apply for this upcoming year, starting August 2010!
Canadian Applicants:
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and are evaluated in the order in which they are completed. Therefore, it is to your advantage to submit your completed application as early as possible, as competition is strong and enrollment is limited. The application deadline is May 31st, but space permitting, we will accept applicants until June 15. Don't risk it, Apply Early! |
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Alumni Spotlight
Dorothy L Barrie, Optometrist, 2009 Edwards MBA
Barrie took part in the MBA International Study Tour 2009 trip to India, and views it as the highlight of the program. The class was able to visit over ten businesses, including the facilities of the National Dairy Development Board in Anand. "As a businesswoman, I was very happy to see that in India, women are highly respected and play a significant role in the structure of the society. This was a life changing event for me," says Barrie. "Being in healthcare, where you deal with thousands of people over your career, you think you have seen a lot. However, traveling to India and seeing how many people live was a profound experience. I have always known I have a privileged life here in Canada, and I count my blessings daily. " To read more of Dorothy's experience with the International Study Tour, Click Here. |
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| Don't Have the Pre-Requisites? Don't Worry! The Edwards MBA requires students to have four courses as a pre-requisite to the program which must be completed prior to starting the MBA: Introductory Financial Accounting, Introductory Statistics, Introductory Microeconomics and Introductory Macroeconomics.
Don't have all these courses? Don't worry! Learn More. |
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