MBA CANADA
HEC Montréal
Placed in the Top 10 best MBA programmes outside the United
States, according to BusinessWeek magazine (2004 and 2006)
and among the top international schools in Forbes 2007
ranking, the HEC Montréal MBA is also accredited by the UK
Contact details
Association of MBAs. As a tribute to the quality of its teaching,
Registrar, HEC Montréal
research and overall operations and resources, HEC Montréal
3000, chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine
Montréal (Québec), Canada H3T 2A7 holds the prestigious EQUIS accreditation, granted by the
Tel: +1 514 340 6957 / Fax: +1 514 340 5640
E-mail: mba@hec.ca
European Foundation for Management Development, and the
International office - Europe
AACSB International accreditation granted by the Association
HEC Montréal, 15, rue du Louvre, 75001 Paris, France
Tel: +33 (0) 1 42 33 43 40 / Fax: +33 (0) 1 42 33 25 40
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
E-mail: hecmontreal-europe@hec.ca
www.hec.ca/mba
■ Business School Director
Michel Patry
■ Head of department
Jean Talbot, MBA Programme Director
■ Year founded
Business School: 1907
■ Languages of instruction
Full-time MBA: English or French
Part-time MBA: French only
■ Application deadlines (Full-time MBA)
International candidates: February 1
Canadian candidates: March 15
■ Students
172 full-time students, 310 part-time students
■ Foreign students
45%, from 26 countries
■ Gender distribution
33% female, 67% male
■ Degree background
Administration: 32% / Arts & literature: 4% /
Computers: 8% / Economics: 10% / Engineering: 25% / Vision, Innovation, Leadership manager, business fundamentals, and
Health: 4% / Humanities: 10% / Law: 2% /
Pure and applied science: 5%
Canada’s oldest business school, HEC
management of operational and
■ Average age
Montréal is a pioneer in research and
strategic issues; Phase 3 allows students
31 years teaching. The School has won a place
to acquire a distinctive skill (11 tracks);
■ Average work experience for itself on the international stage and
and Phase 4 deals with corporate social
7 years
has forged close bonds with the
and environmental responsibility).
■ Faculty
business community around the world.
Once students have completed their
260 career professors MBA, the Career Centre provides
■ Scholarships
A major CAREER BOOST
ongoing job-search support throughout
C$385,000 in admission scholarships available and
their careers. International companies
scholarships during the programme, awarded by the School
The HEC Montréal MBA is professionally
frequently recruit HEC Montréal
■ Library
enriching, bringing together students
A unique collection of 385,000 documents and close to
graduates.
150 databases from a variety of countries, covering all
with an average age of 31 and an
management-related fields
average of 7 years’ work experience. It
HEC Montréal at a glance
■ Careers services
is practical too, using the latest
• 35 management study programmes,
The Career Centre provides valuable long-term support to technology, and supported by a
HEC Montréal MBA graduates. www.hec.ca/en/sgc
from BBA to PhD;
generous programme of admission
■ Accreditations
scholarships.
• 260 career professors, trained at the
AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB International
world’s leading universities;
■ Student accommodation
This distinctive programme is also:
Student services: www.hec.ca/en/sae
intensive, it extends over one year;
• a global alumni network 60,000 strong,
■ Distance to nearest town
offered in English or French;
including 7,200 MBA graduates;
Located in Montreal
international, with over 45% of foreign • an environment open to the world: the
■ Local transport available
students; divided into 4 phases (Phases School welcomes some 3,200 foreign
Subway, bus, taxi
1 and 2 concentrate on the role of the students from close to 60 countries.
■ Nearest airport
Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau Airport, Montreal
Programme Start date Duration Domestic student fees International student fees
Full-time MBA August 1 year (Aug.-Sept.) C$ 12,900 (Quebec: C$ 6,200) C$ 26,600
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