Top 5 Best Business School From Canada

Reputation matters. Getting an MBA is first and foremost about gaining a deeper understanding of business—but it’s also about what it can do for your career. That’s why the name on the degree matters .

Here are Canada’s Top 5 MBA Schools by Reputation

1.Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario

Full-time Program Length: 20 Months
Full-time Program Cost: $95,100

First-year Rotman students take two core and two shorter terms, with an emphasis on developing understanding in all the functional areas of business. In their second year, MBA candidates can choose from 14 majors and more than 90 elective courses.

2. Queen’s School of Business, Queen’s University

Kingston, Ontario

Full-time Program Length: 12 Months
Full-time Program Cost: $77,000

The winner of Canadian Business’s 2014 ranking of MBAs, Queen’s offers a 12-month program focusing on business fundamentals. Specializations include consulting, entrepreneurship and innovation, and a relatively new option for students interested in the health care sector: health care management.

3. Ivey Business School, Western University

London, Ontario

Full-time Program Length: 12 Months
Full-time Program Cost: $82,000

Ivey’s case-based program of study draws on more than 300 actual business scenarios to help candidates acquire relevant skills. The 12-month program offers a solid grounding in fundamentals and emphasizes leadership abilities.

4. Schulich School of Business, York University

Toronto, Ontario

Full-time Program Length: 16 Months
Full-time Program Cost: $70,710

With overseas campuses in Beijing and Hyderabad, India, Schulich has the resources to back up its focus on international business. The school also emphasizes hands-on learning, requiring all students to take on the Schulich Strategy Field Study, a real-world consulting project.

5. HEC Montréal

Montreal, Quebec

Full-time Program Length: 13 Months

Full-time Program Cost: $7,500 (Quebec residents) $15,300 (out-of-province)

Revamped in 2014, the program now offers a theme-based teaching structure that focuses on topics such as communicating and leading and managing value creation. A mandatory five-week consulting project embeds teams of students in real companies (local and international).