Smith School of Business at Queens University

Kingston, Canada

Smith School of Business at Queen's University is a Canadian business school part of Queen’s University located in Kingston, Ontario. The school was established as Queen's School of Business in 1919 and adopted its present name in 2015 following a $50 million donation from alumnus Stephen J. R. Smith. The school currently enrols over 3000 students.

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What scholarships are available for MBA students?

The Smith School of Business offers several MBA scholarships, including: Dean’s Entrance Scholarships – Based on GPA, prerequisite courses, and career progress. Federau Kreel MBA Scholarship – Awarded to female students demonstrating academic excellence. MBA Opportunities Scholarship – For Canadian citizens or permanent residents from non-traditional backgrounds. 30% Club Scholarship – Awarded to highly qualified female candidates entering the Executive MBA program.

Are there scholarships specifically for Indigenous students?

Yes, a $10,000 scholarship is awarded annually to an Indigenous-identified student entering the Master of International Business (MIB) program. Indigenous students may also be eligible for additional financial aid through external funding sources.

What financial aid is available for PhD students?

PhD students receive competitive funding for the first four years, plus partial funding in Year 5. The school provides an annual funding package of $34,000, supplemented by fellowships, awards, and bursaries.