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Graduate Certificate in Management Analytics

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Program Admissions Information

In addition to the Faculty of Graduate Studies admission requirements, all applicants must meet the following requirement:

  • Completion of (a) a four-year bachelor’s degree in a quantitative-focused area such as Business/Commerce, Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science or Technology, or (b) Master of Business Administration, Master of Management, or (c) an equivalent degree from a recognized/accredited post-secondary institution.

Note: Applicants who do not meet the degree requirements above may be conditionally admitted and will need to successfully complete an introductory course in management studies (course or equivalent) in advance of beginning the Graduate Certificate. If it is determined by the Programs Director that completion of an introductory course is required, that course will not be considered for credit toward the graduate certificate and appropriate tuition rates will be assessed, separate from the cost of the certificate program.

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