CANADA MBA
University of
New Brunswick Saint John
FACULTY OF BUSINESS - MBA PROGRAMME
University of New Brunswick Saint John delivers a 12-month
highly intensive MBA programme which rivals the best
12-month MBA programmes in North America. This
concentrated degree includes internship, study abroad and
Contact details
research options with
UNB Saint John MBA Programme
Faculty of Business,
specializations in International
Box 5050, 100 Tucker Park Road,
Business and Innovation &
Saint John, NB, Canada E2L 4L5
Tel: (+1) 506 648 5746
Technology Managment.
Fax: (+1) 506 648 5574
Toll-free in North America: 1-800-50-UNBSJ
E-mail:
mba@unbsj.ca
www.mba.unbsj.ca
PROGRAMME description
■ Dean
Regena Farnsworth, PhD
The 12-month MBA is an intensive, ■ Director of Graduate Studies
career-focused programme that is taught
Deborah Armstrong, MIR
within an international context and
■ MBA programme founded
delivered in a wireless environment.
Part-time: 1985 / Full-time: 1997
Graduates of the UNB Saint John MBA
■ Number of MBA students
30 – 35 (full-time students) / 20 – 25 (part-time students)
are able to make informed decisions that
■ International students
take into account recent innovations and
Percentage of students with admissions degree outside
trends, and are ready to make an Canada (2008 class): 48%
immediate and positive impact in today’s ADMISSION requirements ■ Gender distribution
workplace.
• 4-year undergraduate degree or
42% female, 58% male
Method of INSTRUCTION
equivalent (3-year honours considered)
■ Age range (2008 class)
23 - 49 (average age: 28)
• Undergraduate CGPA of 3.0 on the
The programme is structured to develop
■ Professional background (2008 class)
4.3 scale (B average)
16% engineering, 40% business, 24% arts, 20% science
skills through a modular progression of
courses that build from the
• GMAT score of 550; GMAT may be
■ Average work experience (2008 class)
5 years
fundamentals of business to advanced
waived for students with a 3.2/4.3 GPA
■ Faculty
management practice. The full-time
or better. GRE, LSAT, MCAT and other CAT
35 members in Department, 22 full-time professors
programme is comprised of five nine-
instruments designed for post-graduate
■ Internships
week study modules, an optional three-
assessment will be considered. Both the ITM and GM stream include a 10-week workplace
month workplace internship and a final
project. As well, a 3-month optional internship is available to
• Minimum TOEFL score of 580 or
full-time students at the end of the academic programme.
integrative project. Critical to each equivalent for students whose mother
The MBA programme assists students with arrangements
participant’s success is a programme of tongue is not English
■ Seminars
individual development that takes place
• Two years of work experience
Individual Effectiveness Programme: Orientation and
alongside foundation courses. Students
Career Training, including Personal Visioning, Goal
will engage in workshops and mentoring
• Three references Attainment, Leadership and Team Building
that require them to develop the acute
• A personal statement on why the
■ Career services
Staff assist with internships, executive mentoring programme,
sense of self-awareness demanded of
student wishes to pursue an MBA
and graduate placement. 83% of 2006 graduating class was
entrepreneurs and innovators in
employed within the first 3 months after graduation
international and start-up settings. They Other PROGRAMMES
■ Housing
will learn not only to make decisions but
For off-campus housing, contact:
bsudul@unbsj.ca
For those who do not currently meet
($450 - 500/month for a 1 bedroom apartment).
also to consider how their behaviour
the requirements, there are two For on-campus housing, contact:
flewwt@unbsj.ca
influences their success.
programmes designed to assist students
($594/month to share a 2 bedroom apartment)
Class sizes are small, providing in meeting the admissions criteria: an
■ Bursaries
unparalleled opportunities for interacting MBA Preparatory Year for those with 3-
Bursaries of $1,000 to $5,000CAD are awarded to top
candidates. Application deadline is May 31 of each year
with classmates, professors, staff, visiting year Bachelor degrees or those with a
■ Programme start
business practitioners, and other experts. low GPA in their 4-year undergraduate
Full-time students start each September. Part-time students
The Faculty’s close ties with the business degree, and a Pre-MBA Programme for can start each January, March, May, August and October
community allow students numerous students without the TOEFL ■ Transport
opportunities in which to develop requirement. Full details are on the
Local bus and taxi services. Nearest airport: Saint John
valuable business relationships. MBA website.
International Airport (17 kilometres from campus)
Programme Start date Duration Number of class hours Fees
Master of Business Administration (MBA) September 12-15 months 600 - 800 (plus over 100 hours $ 18,000 (CAD). $ 6,500 (CAD)
for seminars and workshops) differential for international students
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