Business schools are everywhere. But few are built on the belief that business can be a powerful force for positive change. The Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics at the University of Guelph has spent years proving that b-schools can and should contribute to the greater good.
The school inspires purpose and cultivates business as a force for good® in society by following three foundational pillars: developing prosperity, empowering people, and caring for the planet.
6%
business schools worldwide to hold AACSB accreditation – a global standard for excellence in business education
Part of only
265
international students
95
graduate students
96%
of Lang commerce graduates are employed within two years
80%
increase in the number of graduates earning $70,000 or more since 2019.
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crown of accreditations: AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS
1 or 2
years options designed around your schedule
90%
of students find a job within six months
Pioneering
professors
Career consultant available
6%
business schools worldwide to hold AACSB accreditation – a global standard for excellence in business education
Part of only
265
international students
95
graduate students
96%
of Lang commerce graduates are employed within two years
80%
increase in the number of graduates earning $70,000 or more since 2019.
High-impact graduate programmes
This one-year in-person MBA is built for recent graduates who want to hit the ground running. You'll cover key business functions -- including operations, communications and finance -- and graduate with the skills employers actually want. Rooted in Lang School's Business as a Force for Good® mission, sustainability and responsible management run through everything you'll learn, from Financial Accounting to Strategic Management.
MBA

Designed to equip you for large-scale research projects, the programme positions you for future doctoral studies or competitive industry hiring. Your first year covers five core courses, two research seminars, and one elective, with opportunities to collaborate with faculty on research. From there, an advisory committee guides you through completing either a thesis or an applied research project – across two flexible pathways built around your career goals.
MSc Marketing and Consumer Studies

Offered on campus or online for busy working professionals, this programme develops depth in areas of project management related to leadership, human resource management, and sustainable business. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to tackle project leadership challenges facing your own organisation. Coursework combines the academic rigour of evidence-based management with real-world applications to provide specialised project management training that enhances your leadership and decision-making abilities.
Master of Project Management

This programme is built to prepare you for a tenure-track academic role. You study on campus over three-plus years, moving through coursework, a qualifying exam, a thesis proposal, research, and a thesis defence. You can specialise in marketing and consumer behaviour, services management, or organisational leadership. Alternatively, curate your very own customised programme aligned with other areas of business research, such as entrepreneurship, supply chain management, project management, real estate, accounting research, or sport management.
PhD in Management

Immersive learning beyond the classroom
Real-world problem solving is a major component of LANG's curriculum, embedded in a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities, like the annual LANG Graduate Conference. This signature event brings together students from across the school's graduate programmes — the MBA, MA in Leadership, and Master of Project Management — for keynote presentations, expert panels, workshops, and interactive learning experiences led by industry leaders and faculty. Past conferences have tackled themes like leading through uncertainty, drawing on speakers from government, consulting, and technology alongside Lang faculty.

The conference extends learning beyond the classroom by opening doors to meaningful professional connections. You’ll engage with peers, alumni, faculty, professional associations, and members of Lang's industry advisory board. These interactions will help you build networks that support both academic and career growth. "These connections and this conference are the exact reason why I chose the Lang MBA programme," says K. Weston, an MBA graduate.
Ultimately, the conference nurtures a strong sense of community, creating a collaborative environment where students from different disciplines share ideas and develop lasting professional relationships.
Game-changing Research Powers Partnerships
The connection to sport goes further than a competition win for Lang undergraduates. Lang is now an Official Supplier to the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) through 2028. Since 2020, Lang has supported CPC's Games preparation through data analysis, stakeholder consultations, and brand and impact research. That work has only grown in scale: the research project currently underway for Milano Cortina 2026 is the most substantial in CPC's history.
What that means for you is that your research here has somewhere real to go. It feeds directly into decisions made at the highest levels of national sport. When Lang talks about applying academic rigour to real problems, this partnership is what that looks like in practice.

The University of Guelph’s M.Eng. is built for both recent graduates and working professionals who want advanced technical depth, stronger career mobility, and practical preparation for industry. The program offers distinct fields of study spanning engineering management biomedical, computer, environmental, mechanical, mechatronics, and water resources engineering.
What makes the program especially compelling is its direct industry relevance. M.Eng. graduates apply advanced technical expertise to excel in industry, with very high employability success across sectors, including in organizations such as Google and Linamar.
A master’s designed for engineers who want career success
Discover programmes built for the next decade of innovation
Master's degree programme in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
TU Graz's English-taught Master's degree programme in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) puts you right at the centre of a fast-changing field. From power plants, energy supplies, and electromobility to communication networks, industrial systems, and integrated circuits, there are plenty to explore. Expect to tackle real challenges, think creatively, and collaborate with others — sometimes as the team lead.
Discover programmes built for the next decade of innovation
Master's degree programme in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
TU Graz's English-taught Master's degree programme in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) puts you right at the centre of a fast-changing field. From power plants, energy supplies, and electromobility to communication networks, industrial systems, and integrated circuits, there are plenty to explore. Expect to tackle real challenges, think creatively, and collaborate with others — sometimes as the team lead.
Get Canadian work experience while you study
Starting in September 2026, M.Eng. students will be eligible for the work experience program WEX, a paid four-month, non-credit industry work opportunity created for course-based master’s students. WEX is designed to give students meaningful Canadian industry exposure while they are still completing their degree.
This is more than a line on a résumé. Through WEX, students can apply advanced engineering knowledge in a real workplace, gain experience with North American professional practices, and build networks that matter when it is time to search for a job. WEX roles are paid, full-time work experiences, and students are supported through preparation, applications, interviews, and the employment process by the Experiential Learning Hub.

Study in a city where you can thrive
For international students, value is not only about tuition. It is about the full picture: living costs, safety, support, and long-term opportunity.
That is where Guelph stands out. The tuition fee for the M.Eng. program at Guelph is among the most affordable in Ontario, with affordable housing, groceries, utilities, and day-to-day expenses compared to larger cities. Public transit in Guelph is also included in tuition through the student UPass, helping students manage living costs more effectively.
For many international students, Canada is not only a study destination, but a career destination. Graduate programs are eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit, which may allow graduates to work in Canada for up to three years, subject to federal rules and program eligibility. The University also provides information on the application process and pathways towards permanent resident status.

Some Quick Facts


Some Quick Facts
The success rate of MEng students who graduate on time is X%.
Success rate
75% of M.Eng. graduates secure jobs in their desired field within a year (2025 survey).
Jobs
CA$105,000– CA$120,000 –– the typical mid-career salary for M.Eng. graduates.
Salary
Estimates the country will need more than 100,000 new engineers by 2030, driven by retirements, infrastructure investment, and the growth of advanced technologies.
Engineers Canada
Much of this job market growth is centered in Ontario, which produces nearly half of Canada’s tech talent within one of North America’s fastest-growing technology ecosystems.
Market Growth
Guelph is located one hour from Toronto, which annually adds tens of thousands of tech jobs.
Location
Nursery
Rendcomb College’s Nursery embraces children for what makes them children. Following the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, the school uses play to nurture their cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development. At times, it's adult-led, while in others, it's child-initiated. Whether they’re running on the playground, playing sports, cooking, or dancing, students learn to communicate and collaborate with their peers and teachers.
Understanding that a well-rested mind and body are crucial for success, Shreya ensures that she gets enough sleep each night. She knows that without it, she won't be able to bring her full energy and focus to her studies at JIS.

9:00 P.M
Rolll call/ briefing, study time.

7:00 PM
Balancing academic responsibilities with personal time is essential for Shreya. She ensures to set aside time each day for activities that help her relax and de-stress, such as listening to music, chatting with her roommate, or watching something funny online.

5:45 P.M
Dinner at the school is a daily highlight, and it's not hard to see why. JIS offers many options to suit every dietary requirement. Boarders have a dedicated dining hall for their meals outside of school hours, including breakfast, dinner, and weekend meals.

5:15 P.M
Beyond academics, Shreya actively participates in JIS's co-curricular activities (CCAs). With over 300 options, from the Borneo Project and Debate Club to Diving, Model UN, Masterchef, Fencing, and subject-specific clubs like Chinese and Chemistry, there's truly something for everyone.
This year, Shreya shone in the Senior Musical "We Will Rock You!" while also participating in boxing. "The musical helped me grow as a creative person," she says. "Working with my friends and the teachers involved to bring the musical to life was a time in my life that I will never forget."
Although she wanted to join more CCAs, she had to prioritise her academics as a Sixth Former. "So I joined the Math and Psychology support sessions," she says. "But I don’t regret taking them, as those sessions helped me improve my grade quite a lot."

3:00 P.M - 4:30 P.M
As an IB student, Shreya has many classes to attend. She is particularly passionate about Psychology and Music. The first is fascinating and relevant, especially given the increasing focus on mental health awareness in recent years. As for music, she finds it a form of expression and relaxation.
"I had the opportunity to record my own original song called ‘Learn to Love’ and share it during the school’s Annual Music Review," she says. "The song was even played on the local radio station - KRISTALfm — which I was really proud of.

7:30 A.M
Shreya's morning routine is short and snappy. She showers, has breakfast, and leaves for her classes.

6:30 A.M
A day in the life of a boarding student at JIS
Shreya's morning routine is short and snappy. She showers, has breakfast, and leaves for her classes.

6:30 A.M
As an IB student, Shreya has many classes to attend. She is particularly passionate about Psychology and Music. The first is fascinating and relevant, especially given the increasing focus on mental health awareness in recent years. As for music, she finds it a form of expression and relaxation.
"I had the opportunity to record my own original song called ‘Learn to Love’ and share it during the school’s Annual Music Review," she says. "The song was even played on the local radio station - KRISTALfm — which I was really proud of.

7:30 A.M
Beyond academics, Shreya actively participates in JIS's co-curricular activities (CCAs). With over 300 options, from the Borneo Project and Debate Club to Diving, Model UN, Masterchef, Fencing, and subject-specific clubs like Chinese and Chemistry, there's truly something for everyone.
This year, Shreya shone in the Senior Musical "We Will Rock You!" while also participating in boxing. "The musical helped me grow as a creative person," she says. "Working with my friends and the teachers involved to bring the musical to life was a time in my life that I will never forget."
Although she wanted to join more CCAs, she had to prioritise her academics as a Sixth Former. "So I joined the Math and Psychology support sessions," she says. "But I don’t regret taking them, as those sessions helped me improve my grade quite a lot."

3:00 P.M - 4:30 P.M
Balancing academic responsibilities with personal time is essential for Shreya. She ensures to set aside time each day for activities that help her relax and de-stress, such as listening to music, chatting with her roommate, or watching something funny online.

5:45 P.M
Dinner at the school is a daily highlight, and it's not hard to see why. JIS offers many options to suit every dietary requirement. Boarders have a dedicated dining hall for their meals outside of school hours, including breakfast, dinner, and weekend meals.

5:15 P.M
Understanding that a well-rested mind and body are crucial for success, Shreya ensures that she gets enough sleep each night. She knows that without it, she won't be able to bring her full energy and focus to her studies at JIS.

9:00 P.M
Roll call/ briefing, study time.

7:00 PM
Balancing academic responsibilities with personal time is essential for Shreya. She ensures to set aside time each day for activities that help her relax and de-stress, such as listening to music, chatting with her roommate, or watching something funny online
6:30 A.M WAKE UP
Understanding that a well-rested mind and body are crucial for success, Shreya ensures that she gets enough sleep each night. She knows that without it, she won't be able to bring her full energy and focus to her studies at JIS.
7:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M CLASSES
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Shreya's morning routine is short and snappy. She showers, has breakfast, and leaves for her classes.
6.30A.M
As an IB student, Shreya has many classes to attend. She is particularly passionate about Psychology and Music. The first is fascinating and relevant, especially given the increasing focus on mental health awareness in recent years. As for music, she finds it a form of expression and relaxation.
"I had the opportunity to record my own original song called ‘Learn to Love’ and share it during the school’s Annual Music Review," she says. "The song was even played on the local radio station - KRISTALfm — which I was really proud of."
7.30 A.M

Beyond academics, Shreya actively participates in JIS's co-curricular activities (CCAs). With over 300 options, from the Borneo Project and Debate Club to Diving, Model UN, Masterchef, Fencing, and subject-specific clubs like Chinese and Chemistry, there's truly something for everyone.
This year, Shreya shone in the Senior Musical "We Will Rock You!" while also participating in boxing. "The musical helped me grow as a creative person," she says. "Working with my friends and the teachers involved to bring the musical to life was a time in my life that I will never forget."
Although she wanted to join more CCAs, she had to prioritise her academics as a Sixth Former. "So I joined the Math and Psychology support sessions," she says. "But I don’t regret taking them, as those sessions helped me improve my grade quite a lot."
3.00 P.M

Balancing academic responsibilities with personal time is essential for Shreya. She ensures to set aside time each day for activities that help her relax and de-stress, such as listening to music, chatting with her roommate, or watching something funny online.
5:45 PM

Rollcall/Briefing
6:25 PM
Understanding that a well-rested mind and body are crucial for success, Shreya ensures that she gets enough sleep each night. She knows that without it, she won't be able to bring her full energy and focus to her studies at JIS.
9.30 P.M
Get ready for next day
9:00 PM
Dinner at the school is a daily highlight, and it's not hard to see why. JIS offers many options to suit every dietary requirement. Boarders have a dedicated dining hall for their meals outside of school hours, including breakfast, dinner, and weekend meals.
5:15 PM
Study time
7:00 PM
A day in the life of a boarding student at JIS
Grottenegg describes the city as one that offers an excellent balance between focused academic work and a vibrant social environment. “Its international community and high quality of life make it easy to connect with others and feel at home — even as a student coming from abroad,” she says.
Looking back, Grottenegg highly recommends TU Graz to anyone seeking a high-quality, internationally recognised engineering education. “The combination of excellent teaching, practical experience, strong support, and close ties to industry provides an outstanding foundation for both academic and professional success,” she says.
Feel at home in Graz

What students say about each programme
MSc in Marketing & Consumer Studies
“The programme has taught me strong marketing theory. It has also taught me to work hard for my goals and that I can achieve anything I set my mind to.”
“The professors and administrative team were outstanding.”
PhD in Management
“One of my most significant learning experiences in the programme so far has been engaging in extensive research and literature reviews, particularly in the areas of organisational structure and innovation. Through this process, I've developed a deeper understanding of how theoretical concepts can be applied to real-world situations, which has been invaluable in shaping my approach to academic inquiry.”
Master of Business Administration
“The programme’s particular strengths lie in its balance of applied learning, sustainability integration, faculty expertise, collaborative team-based design, flexible delivery, and emphasis on executive communication. The program has significantly increased my business language and leadership skills which have positively translated to my career. My CEO is positioning me for a promotion once I complete the MBA.”









