Toronto Metropolitan University, Ted Rogers School of Management
Toronto, Canada
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
<p><strong>Admissions</strong></p><p>For a French-model baccalauréat, the minimum is an average of <strong>11 out of 20</strong> in the final two years of secondary school (première and terminale) and 11 in each prerequisite subject, here English and mathematics; competition may raise these thresholds.</p><p>The candidate schooled in French submits an English test: IELTS Academic <strong>6.5</strong>, TOEFL iBT 92 on the 0-120 scale (4.5 on the new 1-6 scale), Duolingo 120, PTE 60, CAEL 70 or Cambridge 180. For September 2027, the guaranteed consideration date is <strong>1 February 2027</strong>. The candidate from abroad uses the university's international application, €93 (CA$150), or the OUAC centre (105 application), €99 (CA$159) for three choices plus €56 (CA$90) for document evaluation.</p><p><strong>Who it is for</strong></p><p>The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) lasts four years, or five with the co-op programme. The school offers it as three degrees, Business Management, Accounting and Finance, and Business Technology Management, for <strong>13 majors</strong> in total. Business Management has ten, including two new ones in autumn 2027, retail, and tourism, hospitality and events. The baccalauréat holder from French-speaking Africa enters in first year.</p><p><strong>Fees</strong></p><p>Amounts converted at the rate of <strong>CA$1 = €0.62</strong>. In 2026-27, the full-time international student pays <strong>€27,575</strong> to <strong>€27,610</strong> a year (CA$44,476 to CA$44,532) depending on the programme, plus university health insurance, <strong>€588</strong> (CA$948). Over four years, allow about <strong>€110,300</strong> (CA$177,904), Qiryna calculation excluding increases. The Ontario student pays €7,367 to €7,402 (CA$11,883 to CA$11,939), the Canadian from elsewhere €8,110 to €8,144 (CA$13,080 to CA$13,136).</p><p><strong>Careers</strong></p><p>The co-op programme gives <strong>16 months</strong> of paid work before graduation, for average cumulative earnings of <strong>€34,678</strong> (CA$55,933) and a co-op placement rate of <strong>94.46%</strong> in 2025-26. It is open to international students, who apply for a co-op work permit; co-op fee €2,604 (CA$4,200) for students admitted in autumn 2025. The Accounting and Finance stream is accredited by CPA Ontario and recognised by the CFA Institute. No dated graduate salary is published. The degree leads to the post-graduation work permit.</p>
Specialised master's degrees
<p><strong>Admissions</strong></p><p>The MScM asks for a four-year undergraduate degree or equivalent, with an average of at least <strong>3.00 out of 4.33</strong> over the last two years. The holder of a three-year licence (three-year bachelor's degree) must therefore have their background validated. The GMAT and the GRE are optional. The application comprises a statement of interest specifying the research topic, a curriculum vitae, transcripts and two letters of recommendation.</p><p>An English test is required of anyone who has not studied in English; the threshold specific to the MScM could not be read. For September 2027, the international candidate applies before <strong>22 January 2027</strong> (first round) or <strong>8 March 2027</strong> (final date). Application fee: €68 (CA$110).</p><p><strong>Who it is for</strong></p><p>Three programmes share this level. The Master of Science in Management (MScM) is a <strong>16-month</strong> full-time research master's, carried out alongside a professor in a dozen fields, from finance and marketing to real estate, retail, tourism and health services.</p><p>The Master of Health Administration (Community Care) trains managers for community health care, and the Professional Master's Diploma in Accounting supports preparation for the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation.</p><p><strong>Fees</strong></p><p>In 2026-27, the MScM costs the international student <strong>€25,951</strong> (CA$41,856.40) for the 16 months, excluding ancillary fees, payable by term. The school advises a 15% margin for increases. The Canadian pays €9,998 to €12,244 (CA$16,126.42 to CA$19,747.78). The Ted Rogers entrance scholarship, up to <strong>€9,300</strong> (CA$15,000), is open to full-time international students. The international rates for the other two programmes were not read.</p><p><strong>Careers</strong></p><p>The MScM leads to analysis and research roles in companies, consulting and the public sector, and prepares for the doctorate: its graduates are exempt from the GMAT on entry to the school's PhD. No dated graduate salary is published. The master's leads to the post-graduation work permit. For the Professional Master's Diploma, which is not a degree, eligibility for this permit must be confirmed before any enrolment.</p>
MBA
<p><strong>Admissions</strong></p><p>Required: a four-year undergraduate degree, an average of at least <strong>3.00 out of 4.33</strong> over the last two years and <strong>two years</strong> of full-time professional experience at the time of application. Published profile: aged 29 to 32, six years of experience or more. The GMAT or the GRE is compulsory, with no published minimum, and only alumni of the school's undergraduate programmes are exempt. English: IELTS <strong>7.5</strong>, TOEFL iBT 100 on the 0-120 scale or PTE 68. Also required: a 500-word letter, a curriculum vitae, two references and a video interview.</p><p>International candidates, September 2027 entry: <strong>9 November 2026</strong>, <strong>22 January 2027</strong> or <strong>8 March 2027</strong>; May 2027 entry (16-month format): 26 October 2026, 9 November 2026 or 22 January 2027. Application fee: €93 (CA$150). Class size, share of international students and average score are not published.</p><p><strong>Who it is for</strong></p><p>The Ted Rogers MBA comprises seven core courses, six credits of electives and a final project chosen from management consulting, entrepreneurial experience and international or Canadian experience. Only one format is open to foreign students: the full-time Accelerated MBA, <strong>12 months</strong> from September for a business graduate, <strong>16 months</strong> from May for others. The Flex Full-Time is reserved for Canadians, and part-time study is closed to foreign students.</p><p><strong>Fees</strong></p><p>In 2026-27, the full programme costs the international student <strong>€38,285</strong> (CA$61,750.28), excluding ancillary fees. Each foundation course imposed on the non-business graduate adds <strong>€3,334</strong> (CA$5,378.18). The Canadian pays €17,657 to €19,013 (CA$28,479.44 to CA$30,666.68). The Ted Rogers entrance scholarship, up to <strong>€9,300</strong> (CA$15,000), is open to full-time international students. The school cites Prodigy Finance, which lends to foreign students without a guarantor.</p><p><strong>Careers</strong></p><p>Graduates join banking, public administration, sport management, real estate and information technology. Bloomberg Businessweek ranks the programme among the top five MBAs in Canada in 2024-25, but the school publishes neither a dated salary nor a dated employment rate. The MBA is exempt from the provincial attestation letter and leads to the post-graduation work permit.</p>
Doctorate (PhD in Management)
<p><strong>Admissions</strong></p><p>Required: a master's in management or a related field, with an average of at least <strong>3.33 out of 4.33</strong> (B+). The GMAT or the GRE is compulsory, except for graduates of the school's MScM. The application includes master's transcripts, a curriculum vitae, a research proposal of 750 words at most, two letters of recommendation, one academic and one professional, and the agreement of a professor ready to supervise the thesis.</p><p>The English test is required, unless the candidate has two years of university study in English. The deadlines for 2027 entry and the number of places were not read: to be safe, as at 3 October 2026, aim for <strong>22 January 2027</strong>, the first round of the school's other programmes.</p><p><strong>Who it is for</strong></p><p>The PhD in Management trains researchers able to produce and publish rigorous research. It is limited to four fields: digital enterprise and social media, real estate studies, retail and consumer services, and strategy, innovation and entrepreneurship. The official duration was not read; the funding guaranteed to Canadians covers four years, which gives the order of magnitude.</p><p><strong>Fees</strong></p><p>Under the Registrar's 2026-27 schedule, the international doctoral student pays <strong>€19,348</strong> (CA$31,206.15) a year full-time, ancillary fees and insurance included; the programme page still shows €16,837 (CA$27,156.15), dated 2025-26. The Canadian pays €5,774 to €7,164 (CA$9,313.03 to CA$11,555.49). The school guarantees <strong>€18,600</strong> (CA$30,000) a year for four years to full-time Canadian doctoral students only: the foreign student negotiates funding with the thesis supervisor before accepting. Earmarked stipends go up to €9,300 (CA$15,000) in retail research.</p><p><strong>Careers</strong></p><p>The programme targets academic careers and research positions in government, non-profit organisations, consulting and business. No academic placement record is published: ask the prospective supervisor where their former students work. The doctorate is exempt from the provincial attestation letter and leads to the post-graduation work permit.</p>
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