Management and Information Technology University of Toronto

Overview

The Management and Information Technology programme at the University of Toronto provides a rigorous academic foundation that bridges the gap between technical innovation and corporate leadership. This four-year Bachelor of Business Administration degree is designed to equip students with the multidisciplinary skills required to manage the complex interaction between modern business operations and evolving technology systems.

By combining core principles from computer science and management, the curriculum functions similarly to a double major. Students engage with a diverse range of subjects, including economics, mathematics, and statistics, ensuring they possess the analytical depth to solve real-world problems.

Why Management and Information Technology at the University of Toronto?

The University of Toronto is recognised as the top-ranked university in Canada and holds a prestigious position among the top 25 institutions globally. Students benefit from an environment that ranks first in North America for graduate employability, providing a significant competitive advantage in the international job market. The campus features innovative teaching spaces like The BRIDGE, which facilitates hands-on learning and professional development.

Beyond academics, the university offers a vibrant student experience with over a dozen student-led management clubs. These organisations allow students to build professional networks and enhance their resumes through extracurricular leadership. Additionally, the optional co-op stream provides opportunities for salaried work terms, allowing students to gain professional experience with leading global organisations while completing their degree.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 63570 per year
• National fee: CAD 6100 per year

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

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a balanced expertise in both technical and managerial disciplines. Modules may include:

• Management Skills
• Analysis for Decision-Making
• Software Design
• Computer Science
• Economics
• Mathematics
• Statistics

Careers with Management and Information Technology

Graduates are highly sought after for their ability to navigate both the boardroom and the IT department. Students from the University of Toronto have successfully secured roles at prominent organisations such as Johnson & Johnson Inc., RBC, and CGI Group Inc. The programme prepares individuals for diverse professional paths in technology-driven industries.

Common career destinations for graduates include:

• Systems Analyst
• IT Planning Analyst
• Software Testing
• Quality Assurance Analyst
• Process Coordinator
• Consultant
• Information Specialist
• Project Assistant