Program Overview

UBC Sauder School of Business Programs

The UBC Sauder School of Business offers a variety of programs for students, including:

• Undergraduate Programs
  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • Bachelor + Master of Management Dual Degree
• Master's Degrees
  • Full-Time Master of Business Administration
  • Professional Master of Business Administration
  • International Master of Business Administration
  • Master of Management
  • Master of Business Analytics
• Dual Degrees
  • Bachelor + Master of Management Dual Degree
  • UBC Sauder-HKU Dual Degree
  • Master of Business Administration + Master of Business Analytics Degree
  • Juris Doctor + Master of Business Administration
  • UBC Sauder - Yale School of Management
• MSc
  • Master of Science in Business Administration
• PhD
  • PhD in Business Administration
• Diplomas
  • Diploma in Accounting Program
  • Diploma in Marketing & Sales Management
• Professional Growth
  • Individual Courses
  • Certificates
• Real Estate Division
  • Credit Programs
  • Licensing and Registration Courses
• Indigenous Business Education
  • Ch’nook Management Program
  • Ch'nook Accelerated Business Program
  • Ch'nook Scholars Program
  • MNBC Business Management Program

MSc in Business Administration

The MSc in Business Administration program is designed for individuals seeking a research program in business administration. The program provides students with analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of particular aspects of business administration.

Specializations

The MSc in Business Administration program offers several specializations, including:

• Finance
• Management Info System
• Transportation & Logistics

Transportation & Logistics Specialization

The Transportation & Logistics specialization is intended for individuals seeking a research program in transportation and/or logistics, and for individuals considering advancing to a PhD. The purpose of the program is to provide students with analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of particular aspects of transportation and logistics.

Purpose

The purpose of the Transportation & Logistics specialization is to provide students with analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of particular aspects of transportation and logistics.

Audience

This MSc program is ideal for individuals interested in research and wanting to pursue a PhD degree. Students are likely to have had some exposure to transportation or logistics, and either have an undergraduate degree in business or a transportation-related field such as economics, engineering, planning, or geography. Students may come from Canadian or foreign corporations, government agencies, and research institutes.

Program Structure

The program structure for the MSc in Business Administration with a specialization in Transportation & Logistics is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in transportation and logistics.

Divisions

The UBC Sauder School of Business is divided into several divisions, including:

• Accounting & Information Systems
• Finance
• Marketing & Behavioural Science
• Operations & Logistics
• Organizational Behaviour & Human Resources
• Strategy & Business Economics

Groups

The UBC Sauder School of Business has several groups, including:

• Decision Insights for Business & Society
• Entrepreneurship, Sustainability & Innovation
• Law, Communications & General Business

Research

The UBC Sauder School of Business is committed to research and has several research centers and initiatives, including:

• Insights at UBC Sauder
• Research & Outreach Centres
• Awards and Recognition
• David Lam Library

Our People

The UBC Sauder School of Business has a diverse and experienced faculty, including:

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