The Graduate School of Business Administration was established in 1963, and it graduated its first MBA class in 1965.

McGill University awarded its first BCom degrees in 1915, marking the beginning of its formal business education programs.

The admission process includes submitting an online application, official academic transcripts, standardized test scores (if required), letters of reference, a CV, and an essay for graduate programs. If documents are not in English or French, certified translations are required.

Yes, applicants may need to submit electronic test scores, such as GMAT or GRE, depending on the program. Requirements vary, so it's best to check the specific program’s admission criteria.

Yes, there is a non-refundable application fee, which must be paid by credit card when submitting the application.

Students have 24/7 access to licensed counselors through the Keep.me safe program, offering support via phone, mobile chat, and video conferencing. Counseling services are also available worldwide, including for recent graduates.

Yes, McGill’s Security Services operate under Campus Public Safety, covering emergency management, fire prevention, and transportation. Additionally, students can use the Online Exchange Zone, a monitored area for safe online transactions.

The Campus Public Safety team provides 24/7 emergency management services, including prevention, training, planning, and fire prevention measures. They also conduct emergency drills to ensure campus safety.

The faculty offers a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), a four-year full-time undergraduate program.

Graduate programs include: Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Management in Analytics (MMA) Master of Management in Finance (MMF) Master of Management in Retailing (MMR) Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management (GMSCM) PhD in Management MBA/Law (Joint program with McGill’s Faculty of Law) China MBA for Executives (Part-time program with Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China)

Yes, the faculty provides graduate certificates and executive programs for working professionals.

Undergraduate students are automatically considered for scholarships if they have completed at least 27 graded credits and are full-time students.

Yes, the Rick McCreary MBA Leadership Award is given to MBA students based on academic merit and leadership skills.

Master of Management in Finance (MMF) Entrance Scholarships Master of Management in Retailing (MMR) Entrance Scholarships Byrd Prize Entrance Scholarships (for Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting students)

Students can gain real-world experience through case competitions, internships, and hands-on projects.

Students have access to mental health support, wellness programs, and medical services to maintain their well-being.

The Career Management team provides students with professional development resources, networking events, and career coaching.

Students can choose from: New Residence Hall: Modern dormitory-style housing with private bathrooms, study rooms, and a fitness center. Laird Hall: Co-ed residence with modern kitchens, common rooms, and mini-fridges.

Yes, EcoResidence at Macdonald Campus offers apartment-style housing close to campus facilities.

Graduate housing: Shared-facility accommodations in former coach houses and brownstone mansions with large kitchens and common rooms. Solin Hall: A residence option for upper-year and graduate students.

The PGWP is an open work permit that allows graduates to work in Canada for up to three years after completing their program.

No job offer is required to apply. The permit allows graduates to gain Canadian work experience, which can help with career advancement and permanent residence applications. PGWP holders are eligible for Provincial Healthcare.

Graduates of master’s and other short graduate-level programs at McGill. Applicants must apply within 180 days of receiving official written confirmation of program completion from McGill.