CANADA MBA PROGRAM
Admission into University Canada West, Vancouver MBA programs with specialization for Spring, April 2024 has commenced.
The advantage of Canada MBA is that it automatically qualifies you and your dependents for Permanent Residence on your Express Entry profile, being a 2 year program. You are also eligible for 2 year Postgraduate Work Permit after the program.
The following are the areas of Specialization available:
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MBA Human Resource Management
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MBA Business Analytics
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MBA Marketing
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MBA Project Management,
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MBA Finance
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MBA Entrepreneurship
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MBA Leadership
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MBA Profit
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MBA Consulting.
To qualify for admission, a minimum of second class lower in an undergraduate program is required. If your degree is not in Management, you are required to have some management work experience.
Transcripts of degrees is compulsory, Student Copy of Transcript is accepted
If you have not been assessed, the first step is to reply to this email and attach your CV and Certificates for MBA assessment.
If you have been assessed already, send us a follow up email on your interest.
Note that application volume has increased and admission will be based on first come, first served. You may be denied admission if you reply late, even if you are qualified.
Entry deadline:1st of August 2023. Extension can be granted only for transcript delivery, provided all other requirements were received before the deadline.
For further questions you can reach me on 08064958346, weekdays 9am-2pm daily (direct calls Only, do not send whatsapp to this line)
You can Whatsapp 08028087121 or Call Bola on 08087808039, weekdays 9am to 5pm
You can also ask all your questions by replying to this message.
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Assessment window closes on the 28th of July 2023
Study in Canada
About your Destination
The Canadian insistence on the collective concerns of peace, order and good government has meant that state projects such as schooling are seen in terms of their overall impact on society.
The establishment of school systems across Canada during the 19th century followed a strikingly similar form and chronology due to the complex and often competing ambitions of both official educators and parents. Within this similarity, however, were some notable differences related to important social, cultural and political distinctions.
The history of education in Canada, as in other Western countries, has involved the growth of formal instruction funded by taxes and supervised by the state. This growth resulted from concern about cultural, moral and political behaviour, the emergence of a wage-labour economy, changing concepts of childhood and the family, and the general reorganization of society into institutions.
By the late 20th century, schooling had become part of an institutional network which included hospitals, businesses, prisons, and welfare agencies. Various groups experienced this development in different ways, sometimes by official design and sometimes by their own choice. As a result, there are many histories of Canadian education and important distinctions within the general trends.
The number of international students in Canada continues to grow every year. Many of them are able to stay in Canada after finishing their studies.
Approval of a Canadian study permit is always at the discretion of the visa officer.
Last year, Canada admitted more than 400,000 international students. The majority of those students came from France, Nigeria, China, Japan, South Korea, the United States, Brazil, Iran, India, and Vietnam.