The program requirements for the MSc in Management consist of 5.0 credits.Note: A complete listing of Business (BUSI) courses and descriptions can be found in the Graduate Calendar.
or elective courses taken with the permission of the Director of the Graduate Research Program
Each student will have a supervisor who will serve as a mentor and guide for their thesis proposal. The supervisor will work with the student to establish a thesis committee. The thesis proposal is submitted before the student starts working on the thesis and needs to be approved by the thesis committee. The student will submit a written proposal including the rationale and outline of the topic to be covered in the thesis with indication of the scope of the literature to be reviewed. The proposal should include a background rationale, research questions, proposed methodology and data analysis plan.
The details of the thesis proposal can be found in the MSc Thesis Proposal Guideline.
Successful completion of a thesis which must be defended at an oral exam. The details of the thesis can be found in the MSc Thesis Guideline.
*Taught jointly with the 6000 level offering of this course (unless enrollment numbers warrant otherwise). Focus area courses are typically offered in alternate years. However, in consultation with their supervisor and with permission of the Director of Graduate Research Programs, students can take another course or directed study specific to their area of research as a substitute.
M.Sc. Management with Collaborative Specialization in Climate Change (5.0 credits)
Note: A complete listing of Business (BUSI) courses and descriptions can be found in the Graduate Calendar.
Three seminars will be organized in each of the fall and winter terms, with the expectation that students will normally attend all six as part of the requirements of the Collaborative Specialization in Climate Change.
*Taught jointly with the 6000 level offering of this course (unless enrollment numbers warrant otherwise).