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 student clubs and organizations are available at Smith School of Business?

Students can join various clubs and organizations, including: Commerce Society (ComSoc) – The largest undergraduate business society in Canada, organizing events, competitions, and conferences. Student-run conferences – Provide hands-on experience in business-related topics. Student-run hedge fund – Allows students to develop leadership and team skills through investment management.

How does the school support leadership development?

The Smith School of Business offers: Personal coaching – One-on-one coaching to help students maximize their potential. Leadership roles in ComSoc – Opportunities to take on leadership positions within the Commerce Society. Alumni and corporate partnerships – Smith alumni provide mentoring and career networking, while corporate partners offer business cases and recruitment opportunities.

What types of events and competitions can students participate in?

Students at Smith School of Business engage in: Social and networking events – Opportunities to connect with peers, faculty, and industry professionals. Business case competitions – Competitions that help students develop strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.