Science and Management Concordia University of Edmonton

Overview

The Science and Management dual degree at Concordia University of Edmonton offers a comprehensive educational experience spanning five years of intensive study. This innovative programme allows students to graduate with two distinct credentials, providing a competitive edge in the global scientific and corporate sectors.

By integrating the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Management, the curriculum ensures that students develop a deep understanding of chemical principles alongside robust business strategies. This dual focus prepares graduates to navigate the complexities of modern industry with both technical and administrative proficiency.

The structure of the programme encourages independent, ethical, and creative work, fostering the development of highly sought-after transferable skills.

Why Science and Management at Concordia University of Edmonton?

Concordia University of Edmonton provides a distinctive teaching environment through the Allan Wachowich Centre for Science, Research, and Innovation. This facility supports advanced laboratory work and collaborative projects that bridge the gap between scientific discovery and commercial viability.

The institution maintains strong links with the Association of the Chemical Profession of Alberta, ensuring the curriculum remains relevant to industry standards. Students gain access to a professional network that supports their transition from the classroom to the workforce through specialised guidance.

A significant feature of this programme is the mandatory industry-specific internship, which requires international students to obtain a co-op work permit. This practical placement allows students to build professional networks and apply their dual expertise in real-world organisational settings.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 4875 per semester
• National fee: CAD 4875 per semester

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to provide a balanced education in both scientific inquiry and management principles. Modules may include:

• Chemistry
• Management Studies
• Biochemistry
• Collective Bargaining

Careers with Science and Management

Graduates are uniquely qualified for roles that require a blend of technical knowledge and leadership capabilities. Many find success as technical entrepreneurs, starting their own businesses or leading innovative start-ups within the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

The dual qualification also opens doors to management positions within government agencies and private industrial firms. Common career paths include laboratory management, regulatory affairs, project coordination, and roles within the growing sector of science-based consultancy.

By possessing both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Management, alumni are prepared to compete for high-level positions that involve overseeing complex scientific operations. The programme ensures graduates can effectively communicate technical data to corporate stakeholders and executive leadership.