master’s

The Schulich School of Business in Toronto needs no introduction. It is known around the world as one of the top business schools in Canada. It offers the best of both worlds – exposure to industry experts, real-life scenarios, and academic learning. Now students who want to elevate their careers in the Supply Chain Management […]

TalentEgg is always looking to provide helpful resources to students and new grads, which is why we’re happy to announce this egg-citing opportunity in Montreal. If you’ve been thinking about pursuing a Masters degree, then read on to learn more about this fast approaching opportunity. Meet top international Masters programmes in Montréal on November 9th. […]

For young professionals just entering the job market, having knowledge and practical know-how is a valuable asset. The Schulich School of Business has developed a Master of Marketing program aimed at doing just that, with classes beginning September 2018. The 12-month program prepares graduates for their professional careers in marketing with theoretical as well as […]

A student reaches a major milestone in their Engineering career when they earn their Bachelor’s degree. If they decide to pursue further education, the next big decision they must make is whether or not to complete a master’s degree or a PhD. Many students have trouble deciding which path is a better fit for their […]

Four Queen’s University graduate students share their thoughts on the benefits of a graduate school education, and how that education furthered their careers.

Planning on attending grad school? Here’s a checklist of things you need to prepare for your application!

Would you consider a career in oil and gas? With high demand and growth potential, a career in oil and gas has a lot to offer.

A look at different programs and courses offered to Canadian students looking to further their education in the agricultural industry.

Many environmental and sustainable careers require a master’s degree or higher. Do you need one?

The story of how a UBC alumni found his passion through working for the Olympics.