Curriculum
Executive MBA (EMBA) students take 23 courses over four terms that span the entire 13 months.
Note: This is the tentative schedule for the Executive MBA Program and is subject to change.
EMBA Course Calendar
Pre-course work offered throughout the program.
| Term 1 (September – December) | Term 2 (January – April) | Term 3 (May – August) | Term 4 (September – October) |
|---|---|---|---|
| RSM5001H – Strategy I | RSM5006H – Corporate Governance | RSM2619H – Power & Influence | RSM5009H – Topics in Strategic Management: Building Sustainable Ventures |
| RSM5101H – Economics I | RSM5202H – Accounting II | RSM5002H – Strategy II | RSM5011H – Capstone Project |
| RSM5201H – Accounting I | RSM5301H – Finance I | RSM5302H – Finance II | RSM5023H – Strategic Change and Implementation |
| RSM5600H – Personal Leadership | RSM5401H – Business Operations | RSM5501H – Marketing I | RSM5102H – Economics II |
| RSM5610H – Inner Change | RSM5601H – Organizational Leadership | RSM5602H – Negotiations | |
| RSM5801H – Quantitative Reasoning for Management | RSM5603H – The Business Environment: Ethics | ||
| RSM5614H – EMBA Leadership Development Practicum |
Term Dates and Academic Schedule
In addition to four one-week residential modules, you will be in class online on Thursday evenings and in-person Fridays and Saturdays every other week for 13 months.
Note: This schedule is subject to change.
Course Selection
Students are automatically enrolled in courses prior to the start of the program. Due to the integrated nature of the EMBA curriculum, courses must be taken in the sequence outlined in the program curriculum. All EMBA courses are mandatory. Students who experience difficulty with the course load or a particular subject should consult the Associate Director for advice.
Leave Policy
Students registered in the EMBA program may apply for a leave during their program of study. Please see here for additional details and information.
Graduation Requirements
Students must complete 23 courses, including the set of 14 core courses, in order to meet the graduation requirements of the Executive MBA program. When all requirements for the MBA degree have been fulfilled, the School is required to submit a degree recommendation to the School of Graduate Studies indicating that the program has been satisfactorily completed by the student.