Want to take your current (or future) career to a higher level but feel you lack the business knowledge and leadership skills to get there? The Graduate Certificate in Management (GCM) gives you the tools to be a more effective leader within your organization.
This program is ideal for working professionals who need the academic credentials and knowledge of core business disciplines to take on higher-level challenges in the workplace, but who are not ready to commit to an MBA program.
Our graduate classes combine rigorous academic learning with real-world experience. Our combination of experiential and academic learning will ensure you are able to lead with confidence.
As a part-time student the GCM program will take you two to three years to complete and as a full-time student, one year.
Once you have successfully completed the eight courses for the GCM program, you may request to transition into the MBA degree program without fulfilling the GMAT or Microeconomics requirement. Credit for all the courses you have successfully completed in the GCM program will be transferred to your MBA program.
Fall term (Sept - Dec)
Winter term (Jan - Apr)
Statement of purpose: Briefly explain your background, why you want to pursue the GCM, and detail your career goals. Essential information about your qualifications, your preparation and where you see yourself in the future should also be included.
Resume: Three to five years of full-time business-related work experience is required.
Three reference letters: One must be academic.
Official transcript(s)and grading scales: Previous bachelor's degree in any field of study from a recognized university is required. A cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0 out of 4.3 is required (70% or B average).
Advanced standing may be given for up to two previous courses taken. For more information contact mbacontact@unb.ca.
Only Canadian Citizens or Canadian Permanent Residents are eligible for this program. Candidates must be competent in English.
The deadline to apply is March 31 for September start or October 1 for January start (available for part-time studies only).
Experiential learning and entrepreneurial thinking