管理学硕士

旨在满足当今最具创新力的雇主不断变化的需求
Developed to address the evolving needs of today's most innovative employers, the Master of Management (MM) curriculum provides you with a vital grounding in a broad spectrum of business and management disciplines, from accounting to finance and marketing to strategic management. Combined with the career development throughout the program, you will graduate with the competitive edge you need when applying for your dream job. The 9-month, full-time UBC MM offered by UBC Sauder's Robert H. Lee Graduate School runs annually from August to the end of May.<br>The UBC Master of Management (MM) is designed for recent graduates with a Bachelor's degree in a non-business discipline. Offered by UBC Sauder's Robert H. Lee Graduate School, the UBC MM gives students an opportunity to learn the fundamental principles of business and management, from accounting to strategic management to finance to marketing, in a collaborative, creative environment. In just 9 months of study, the UBC MM allows students to accelerate their career with a degree designed for today's business world.<br><br>A UBC MM is not only the key to fast-tracking your career it's also the #1 Master of Management in all of North America and among the Top 60 in the world, as ranked by the prestigious Financial Times (2018), meaning your degree will be recognized worldwide.<br><br>The 3-month Master of Management Community Business Project (CBP) is a 1.5 credit course that enables UBC MM students to apply their newly-acquired business skills by working on a live business project for a not-for-profit or social enterprise in British Columbia.<br><br>Students are able to add valuable consulting experience on their resume, as well as providing local organizations with much needed resources and support for new projects. Past projects include proposing an international market expansion strategy, developing a business plan for a sustainable food business, and providing recommendations for increasing employee engagement for the Vancouver General Hospital and UBC Hospital Foundation.