Concordia University - John Molson School of Business

School

Location

John Molson School of Business offers students state-of-the-art facilities with a campus in the heart of downtown Montreal. Montreal is famous for being one of Canada’s largest business hubs as well as its second-largest city meaning plenty of opportunities for students. 

The building, opened in 2009, has bright, beautiful study spaces with an open feeling, modern classrooms and spaces for student clubs and organizations. The building is also home to several events throughout the year, from events tailored for prospective students to research expositions. 

Accreditations

The John Molson School of Business was the first higher education institution in Montreal to receive accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), placing it among the leading business schools in the world. 

John Molson School of Business is a member of the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), The AMBA Development Network (ADN), and the Business School Association of Canada (BSAC).

Programs

John Molson School of Business currently offers MSc’s in: Business Analytics & Technology Management; Finance; Management; Marketing and a Master in Supply Chain Management. 

The programs are research-based and designed for students with ambitions to develop into strategic, data-driven industry experts looking to have meaningful impact, via their research expertise, within the sectors. 

Scholarships

Students applying to John Molson School of Business are automatically considered for entrance awards provided by Concordia University. The Fonds de Recherche du Québec (FRQ) provides different scholarships for Masters Research students, also found on the web page under ‘Provincial & federal awards’. 

Fun fact

The John Molson School of Business hosts the 13th Annual Graduate Research Exposition this year, an event showcasing the latest research findings of the schools PhD and Master’s students. The event also acts as a mixing pot for academic and business communities that students can take advantage of to articulate the contributions of their research to business and society.