MA/MS in Management: Strategic Change Management is a master's degree in Business & Management programme taught at Trent University in Peterborough, Canada. The programme runs for 16 months, delivered in a hybrid format.
At a glance
Degree:Master's Degree
Field:Business & Management
Duration: 16 months
Delivery: Hybrid
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The Master of Management: Strategic Change Management is a 16-month, course-based graduate program offered at Trent University's Durham campus, leading to a Master of Management degree. The program covers strategic thinking and adaptive management across core business disciplines, including accounting, corporate finance, marketing, strategic planning, and crisis management, with an emphasis on navigating organizational transformation and its broader social, economic, and ethical context. Students complete 13 courses over four academic terms, taking four courses in each of the first three terms before undertaking a work-integrated learning placement in the final term that applies classroom learning to a real-world setting. The majority of course offerings have a remote option, and domestic students may complete the program part-time. Students must maintain a minimum cumulative average of 70%, with a grade of at least B- (70%) required in each graduate-level course, and must complete three preparatory workshops before beginning the work placement.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:77.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Applicants must hold a joint or single-major Honours B.A. or B.Sc. degree (or equivalent), with a minimum average of B+ (77% or GPA 3.3) in the final ten undergraduate credits. Admission decisions also account for the availability of space and the relevance of the applicant's prior academic background and training; admission is competitive, enrolment is limited, and preference is given to applicants who exceed the minimum requirements, have relevant work experience, and completed their undergraduate degree within the past five years. Applicants are expected to have a foundational understanding of research methodology, demonstrated through prior coursework in calculus or an undergraduate quantitative methods course.
