Yes, Ivey operates the Cheng Yu Tung Management Institute in Hong Kong, offering executive education and business programs to professionals in Asia.

Ivey is known for its international presence and partnerships. It was the first North American business school to join the CEMS Global Alliance in Management Education in 2010, providing students with valuable international business experience.

To apply for Ivey Business School, you need to submit: A personal statement or motivation letter Recommendation letters from previous employers or supervisors A resume (CV) detailing your academic and work experience Academic transcripts and certificates Standardized test scores (GRE or GMAT) Proof of financial support or sponsorship (if applicable) English proficiency test scores (for non-native speakers)

Once all components are received, applications are reviewed immediately for interview selection. Approximately 75% of applicants are invited for an interview. Applicants receive an email notification within two business days of submitting their application. The entire process, from submission to decision, takes four to six weeks.

Yes, financial aid and scholarships are considered alongside the admissions process. Candidates are notified about any funding opportunities when they receive their admission offer.

Ivey Business School, as part of Western University, prioritizes student safety with: A dedicated campus security team, including special constables and emergency response personnel 24/7 building access with a Western University photo ID Well-lit areas throughout the campus for better visibility at night Emergency response systems placed across campus for quick assistance

Students can report safety concerns through clear procedures set by the university. They can contact campus security or use the emergency response systems available on campus.

Ivey is committed to inclusivity by providing accessible facilities, ensuring that students with disabilities have equal access to resources and support.

Ivey is known for its case-study-based learning, where students analyze real-world business cases to develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making skills.

Ivey offers a range of programs, including: Master of Science in Management (MSc): A 16-month program with specializations in Business Analytics, Digital Management, and International Business. Full-time MBA: A comprehensive, one-year program focusing on leadership and business skills. Accelerated MBA for Ivey HBA Graduates: A shorter MBA pathway for Ivey HBA alumni. Executive MBA: A program designed for experienced working professionals. Master of Management in Analytics (MMA): A program focused on data-driven decision-making and business analytics.

Ivey offers the Honours Business Administration (HBA), one of Canada’s top undergraduate business programs, preparing students for leadership roles.

All applicants who complete the Financial Aid section of the Ivey HBA application will automatically be considered for scholarships and awards. If this section is not completed, applicants will not be eligible for admission awards.

Scholarships are awarded based on academic merit and/or leadership skills, as demonstrated through extracurricular and community involvement.

Scholarships are awarded based on academic performance and leadership. Awards consider both academic merit and financial need, which is assessed through the Western Bursary Application.

Ivey offers a highly engaged and interactive learning environment where students build strong connections through case-based learning, collaborative projects, and extracurricular activities.

Students can join various industry-focused and special interest clubs, participate in guest speaker panels, industry workshops, and engage in networking events with peers and professionals.

Ivey’s curriculum is centered around real-world business cases, encouraging students to think critically, participate in discussions, and apply business concepts in a dynamic classroom setting.

The Ivey Spencer Leadership Centre is a residential facility for Ivey Business School students in London, Ontario. It provides accommodations, event spaces, and recreational facilities near Western University’s campus.

125 guest suites for student and guest stays 14,000 sq. ft. of event space for meetings and workshops Cycling and hiking trails for outdoor activities Fitness center and game room for relaxation and recreation High-ropes team-building course for leadership development Five restaurants offering diverse dining options

Students enrolled in the Ivey Accelerated MBA program participate in a one-week residential session at the Ivey Spencer Leadership Centre. The cost of the stay is included in the tuition fees.

Yes, graduates from Ivey Business School in London, Ontario, Canada are eligible to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which allows them to stay and work in Canada after completing their degree.

International students who have: Successfully completed a degree program at Ivey Business School Attended a full-time program that lasted at least eight months Graduated from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) like Western University

The length of the PGWP is usually equal to the length of your study program, up to a maximum of three years.