Management University of Saskatchewan

Overview

The Management programme at the University of Saskatchewan offers a versatile approach to business education, focusing on the coordination of organisational activities to achieve strategic goals. This Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) degree is ideal for students who desire a broad understanding of the corporate world rather than specialising in a single functional area.

During the first year, all students complete a common set of foundational commerce classes. This ensures a strong grounding in essential business principles before officially entering the major in the second year. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, effective communication, and collaborative teamwork skills highly valued by modern employers.

Why Management at the University of Saskatchewan?

The Edwards School of Business provides hands-on experiential learning that allows students to move beyond theoretical case studies. You will engage directly with communities, gaining practical consulting experience that enhances your professional profile. This practical focus ensures graduates are prepared for the complexities of the global marketplace.

Students benefit from a dedicated academic and career services team, offering rapid access to expert advisory support. The faculty is composed of vibrant educators who have received prestigious awards for their commitment to teaching excellence. Furthermore, the university offers extensive study abroad agreements with institutions in Australia, Europe, and Asia.

For those looking to diversify their expertise, the university provides unique second degree options. Students can combine their commerce studies with degrees in Law, Agriculture, Arts, or Science. This pathway allows for the completion of two distinct qualifications in a reduced timeframe, significantly increasing competitive advantage in the job market.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 47803 per year
• National fee: CAD 9877 per year

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

Syllabus

All students complete a common first year. Modules may include:

• Business Communication I
• Business
• Business Statistics
• Organizational Behaviour
• Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics
• Marketing
• Human Resource Management
• Personal Financial Management

Advanced modules within the major may include:

• Indigenous Business in Canada
• International Business
• Entrepreneurship & Venture Development
• Accounting
• Finance
• Supply Chain Management

Careers with Management

Graduates are prepared for diverse leadership roles across various sectors, including finance, insurance, real estate, and engineering. The broad nature of the curriculum allows for flexibility in choosing a career path that aligns with individual professional interests. Many alumni pursue roles in business services or start their own ventures.

Potential career destinations include:

• Consultant
• Entrepreneur
• General Manager
• Health Care Administrator
• Real Estate Agent
• Event Planner
• Food Operations Specialist