Management Carleton University

Overview

The Management programme at Carleton University provides students with a deep understanding of human dynamics and organisational structures within the modern business world. This bachelor degree focuses on developing the practical skills required to manage people and work relationships effectively at individual and group levels. Students are encouraged to innovate and think critically to solve complex challenges in contemporary business environments.

Why Management at Carleton University?

Studying at the Sprott School of Business offers a transformative educational experience that pushes students to think outside the box. The university provides a dedicated career development initiative known as the Employability Passport, which ensures students are job-ready upon graduation. Additionally, the programme offers optional co-op placements, allowing students to build professional networks and gain paid work experience while completing their studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 43821 per year
• National fee: CAD 11746 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to cover various functional areas of business and advanced managerial practices. Modules may include:

• Business
• Marketing Management
• Operations and Process Management
• Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility
• Decision-Making and Managerial Economics
• Innovation and Change Management

Careers with Management

Graduates are well-prepared for a diverse range of professional roles across multiple sectors, including the non-profit and private industries. The programme equips students for success in general management, strategic human resources, and management consulting. Many alumni also find rewarding opportunities in recruitment, administration, and small business development. According to recent surveys, a high percentage of graduates secure employment within one year of finishing their degree.