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The Department of Management Sciences has a long-standing tradition of strong graduate degree programs delivered by innovative and respected faculty from a wide variety of backgrounds with extensive scopes of research. The department grants the following graduate degrees (see each program for a breakdown of required courses, electives, and research requirements):
Master of Applied Science (MASc) offered on campus full-time or part-time
Master of Management Sciences (MMSc) offered part-time or full-time on campus
Master of Management Sciences online (MMSc online) offered part-time online
The University of Waterloo operates within a three term academic schedule. Each term is four months in duration. Full-time graduate studies at Waterloo is typically three courses a term.
For a full list of all the graduate courses offered in Management Sciences see the University of Waterloo graduate calendar. For more information, please contact us.
This recorded webinar will give you an overview of the programs, research and admissions processes for graduate studies in the department of Management Sciences.
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Cynthia Waltho, a PhD student in Management Sciences, was featured in a University of Waterloo video series, "A day in the life of a graduate student".
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University of Waterloo
200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1
Phone: (519) 888-4567
Staff and Faculty Directory
Contact the Department of Management Sciences
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