Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The Faculty of Business at Brock University is pleased to announce the launch of its first GMAT prep course. This course is designed to provide you with tips and strategies to succeed on this challenging exam.

Our first GMAT course will be offered on May 24, May 31, June 7 and June 14, leaving you just the right amount of time to prep for the GMAT and still catch our final application deadline of August 1 st, or it can give you a head start for next year’s MBA admissions.

Please visit www.bus.brocku.ca/gmatcourse/ for more information.

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The current business environment demands individuals who have strong analytical and communication skill and who are comfortable with a highly technological global workplace. In addition, this environment is one of increasing professionalization often requiring an individual to obtain advanced and current knowledge in highly specialized fields of business, reflected in professional accreditation and designations.

The MBA program at Brock is designed to provide talented individuals the opportunity to obtain an advanced professional business education that will enable them to realize their full potential and career goals. The program provides students with advanced management education, including advanced knowledge relating to professional business designations. This objective is carried out in the program by emphasizing the development and integration of the broad-based, functional business knowledge needed to advance an individual's management career. At the same time, students are allowed the opportunity to develop in-depth specialized knowledge in a selected field.

The objectives of the MBA program at Brock are to provide students with

• a broad but solid background in all functional areas of business.
• advanced professional knowledge in selected functional areas.
• the skills for management positions in knowledge, and information-based technological workplaces.
• strong problem solving, interpersonal and communication skills, while emphasizing business ethics and social responsibility.
• work experience through the co-op/internship option for students with limited related experience.
• the ability to integrate knowledge across disciplines and in the context of a global environment.