Canada’s M.B.A. programs: a variety of options at 41 schools

Tuition and program lengths vary widely, and the traditional M.B.A.—two years, full-time—is no longer the only way to go

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Information is for the 2014-15 academic year. Enrolment figures include full- and part-time students. Tuition is shown for the full cost of a program and includes compulsory fees. Tuition can vary depending on length and type of program. Two figures are shown for schools in Quebec and Nova Scotia, as tuition is higher for out-of-province students.

Correction: International students at McMaster’s DeGroote School of Business make up 29 per cent not 60 per cent of the MBA student body.