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Duration

22 months

Tuition

$83,197

  Edmonton

Sep 2-Jun 4

Commitment

Part-Time

Delivery

Classroom

Credential

Degree

Year Founded

1908

Scholarships

no

The Executive MBA (EMBA) program is an intensive, 22-month program. Classes are delivered face-to-face at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. It is designed for senior-level managers who wish to enhance their organization’s value in a climate of increased complexity and uncertainty in competitive environments. Critical thinking skills are essential for making decisions at a senior level.

The EMBA gives you these skills which will enable you to accelerate your career, whether your goal is a senior executive of a large corporation, to start your own company, or to change your career. Not only will you learn these essential skills, but you will also learn about yourself: your strengths, weaknesses, and how you interact with others.

The curriculum is designed to be challenging and to ensure that you will be able to take on the leadership role of a general manager. Courses are sequenced to first sharpen your knowledge and understanding of the key functional areas of management. This would include important areas such as finance, marketing, and operations management. From there, the courses delve into the latest in management theory and practices. There is a strong focus on leadership, strategy, and international business.

The program is structured so that individuals can continue to work full-time and still complete their degree in two years. While it is an intensive program, the schedule has been designed with work-life balance in mind.

 

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Student Reviews (7)

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University of Alberta

Material was well structured

Carolyne P.

May 12, 2025

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Social Media Foundations

Overall:

5 out of 5

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5 stars

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5 stars

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Took a course online with the University of Alberta and I really loved the pace at which the course went. The material was well structured and the site was user friendly. The teachers were very knowledgeable and addressing matters in a quick manner. I ...

Took a course online with the University of Alberta and I really loved the pace at which the course went. The material was well structured and the site was user friendly. The teachers were very knowledgeable and addressing matters in a quick manner. I would recommend this University to anyone who has a busy life and is looking to expand their resume without sacrificing their work hours. Thank you for a great experience, UAlberta!

University of Alberta

Challenges students to be creative

Mohamud Salat

Edmonton • May 12, 2025

Graduated From

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Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

I did both my BA and MSc at UofA and my experience has been great. Buildings are beautiful. Really nice in the spring and summer when it all becomes green. In my undergraduate studies, I had to live with large class sizes and low professor-student inte...

I did both my BA and MSc at UofA and my experience has been great. Buildings are beautiful. Really nice in the spring and summer when it all becomes green. In my undergraduate studies, I had to live with large class sizes and low professor-student interaction. However, this is common to all big universities and if you really want to learn and excel, you can have a way with professors whatever the situation. The class sizes decrease as you specialize in a field and as you go into senior years. Graduate studies are really nice and there are programs out there that focus on professional development on top of your program that you can take advantage of. The university is research intensive and challenges students to be creative and not dependent on supervisors.

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