Is the Master of Management right for you?

Is the Haskayne Master of Management right for you?

Are you looking to build on your undergrad degree?

The Haskayne Master of Management is a great compliment to your bachelor's degree. Employers are looking for candidates that have both technical skills and business acumen. Whether you're searching for your first job, pivoting to a new field, or starting your own business - the MMgmt program can help you get there.

Gain a foundation in business

The MMgmt will cover these business areas:

  • Business strategy
  • Entrepreneurship and innovation
  • Finance and accounting
  • Operations and supply chain management
  • Information technology
  • Leadership
  • Organizational behaviour
  • Marketing

Receive hands-on career support

Career development and work experience opportunities are built into this program:   

  • A dedicated career coach
  • Weekly career development workshops
  • Networking events
  • Résumé development
  • Practice interviews
  • Learn to build your personal brand on LinkedIn
  • Participate in an optional internship

Hear how Rachel transitioned from science to business


Learn with a diverse cohort

Students in the MMgmt program are recent graduates with a non-business bachelor degree and less than three years of post-degree professional work experience. This young and dynamic group of students come from various backgrounds and bring different perspectives. Below is a recent class profile to give you an idea of the type of cohort you would be learning with.

Gender mix:

Female male

Students came from:

Average age:

Experience level prior to the MMgmt:

Experience level

Gain a different perspective

Your classmates come from various faculties. With them, they bring different perspectives, experience and knowledge. You'll have the opportunity to work in multi-disciplinary teams. This helps to prepare you for the workplace where it's common to interact and work with many departments. To date we’ve had students in the MMgmt from all different kinds of non-business backgrounds, including those listed below.

  • Applied mathematics
  • Animal biosciences
  • Chemical engineering
  • Economics
  • Education
  • Energy engineering
  • Geography
  • Geophysics
  • History
  • Humanities
  • Kinesiology
  • Law and society
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Nursing
  • Petroleum geology
  • Physical education
  • Political science
  • Psychology
  • Social work
  • Sociology
  • Urban studies

As a recent graduate with a degree in Applied Mathematics, I had the technical skills but not the soft skills or the business acumen required to obtain a job. The Haskayne Master of Management program strengthened my collaboration and communication skills and developed my business knowledge. As a result, I am now working as a Health and Benefits Analyst at Mercer.

Jennifer Causey, MMgmt ‘20

Jennifer Causey, MMgmt ‘20