Master of Science in Sustainability Management - Mississauga

The Master of Science in Sustainability Management (MScSM) program provides the training for graduates to act outside the traditional disciplinary black boxes; integrate knowledge from management, social, and natural sciences to address sustainability issues; and make leading contributions and lasting advances in sustainability management. The program is unique among science and management graduate programs by providing a strong foundation in sustainability management while offering an opportunity to specialize in a management or science concentration. The program is designed for students from diverse backgrounds such as management science, social science, natural science, and engineering. The program was developed in consultation with leaders and future employers in business, non-profit, research, and government organizations. The MScSM degree is for individuals who want to pursue management careers in sustainability-related divisions and organizations. MScSM is a course-based, professional masters' (not a thesis Research masters' degree), 20-month, full-time program that consists of 11 required core courses, 5 elective courses, and an internship placement of 10 to 16 weeks in the summer between the two academic years. The program is full-time and 20 months in length (five semesters - four academic and one work term).

An appropriate undergraduate bachelor degree - a four-year undergraduate bachelor degree from an accredited university in any area of management science, social science, natural science and engineering or any management, environment or natural resource driven background, with a standing GPA equivalent to at least a mid-B (a UofT mid-B is a grade between 73% to 76%, or 3.0 on a 4.0 scale) in the final year of their undergraduate program (the most recent 5.0 full credit or 10 half credit) senior level credits.Successful completion of an undergraduate university credit course in statistics, calculus, or linear algebra course. This course must be a credit course as part of an undergraduate bachelor degree from an accredited university. Statistics courses that are non-credit, part of a continuing studies program, or a college, or a certification program, do not satisfy this requirement.Statistics courses on Coursera or other MOOC sites do not satisfy this requirement as these courses are non-program and non-credit.Research Methods CourseWe do not require GRE or GMATOur minimum requirements for