Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The Master of Business Administration at Yorkville University's Toronto campus in Concord, Ontario is a 16-to-24-month graduate business degree built for working-age professionals who want practical management capability, not just theory.

The curriculum moves through the complete general-management toolkit: financial and managerial accounting, corporate finance, marketing strategy, operations and supply-chain management, organisational behaviour and leadership, business analytics, ethics and governance, and a capstone in business strategy where students integrate everything against a live business problem. Teaching is case-based and discussion-driven, with instructors who hold senior industry experience and cohorts drawn from many countries and industries — so classroom debate itself becomes management training.

The program's flexible length lets students accelerate to roughly 16 months or pace their study toward 24, and no GRE or GMAT is required for admission. Yorkville's applied assessment style — business plans, consulting-style reports and presentations rather than sit-down exams — means graduates leave with work products they can show employers.

Location matters for an MBA, and the Toronto campus sits beside Canada's financial capital and largest concentration of head offices, consultancies, banks and technology firms. As a master's degree of more than 16 months, the program is exempt from the PGWP field-of-study restriction and graduates may qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years, while spouses of master's-degree students may be eligible for an open work permit under current IRCC rules (final decisions rest with IRCC).