Management
The Management Specialist is a four-year program which leads to a BBA degree preparing students to become effective members of organizations. Drawing on a balanced offering of rigorous intellectual frameworks from the social sciences, the Specialist covers the nature and operations of organizations as well as managerial functions.
Note re: Viewbook Correction
The 2026-27 U of T Viewbook indicates that our Management programs requires MCV4U for admission. This is an error; only MHF4U is required for admission. MCV4U is recommended, but not required for this program.
Additionally, the Management Specialist program offers a Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) program, starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.
Program Plans
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- Project Manager
- Human Resources Specialist
- Sales Analyst
- Marketing Specialist
- Financial Manager
Admission Requirements
Regional Requirements
Admissions RequirementsSupplementary Requirements
Completing the Specialist program leads to a BBA. Completing the Major program leads to an HBA.
Life in Management
Sample Courses
Students will be introduced to a variety of techniques for analyzing data for the purposes of decision and control. Topics covered include mathematical modelling, decision analysis and operations management.
This course provides a broad overview of the global environment and introduce critical perspectives in international business, as well as the key management challenges of operating across nations and cultures.
Students will be provided with an opportunity to apply, in a practical business setting, the management knowledge they have gained. The internship will provide students with a valuable opportunity to make personal contacts in the public or private sector.
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