Hi,
I have been admitted into Schulich's MBA program and intend to to specialize in Finance.
I was doing a bit of research on what specialization is considered the strongest at Schulich and which specializations have the greatest demand in Canada.
I have come across some varying information and wanted to get the opinion of some experts or experienced individuals on this discussion board.
Thanks
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Posted Nov 06, 2012 21:12
I have been admitted into Schulich's MBA program and intend to to specialize in Finance.
I was doing a bit of research on what specialization is considered the strongest at Schulich and which specializations have the greatest demand in Canada.
I have come across some varying information and wanted to get the opinion of some experts or experienced individuals on this discussion board.
Thanks
Posted Nov 06, 2012 22:29
Read the placement report at http://www.schulich.yorku.ca/client/schulich/Schulich_LP4W_LND_WebStation.nsf/resources/Documents/$file/2011+MBA+Salary+Survey.pdf
Largest areas: finance and consulting
Greatest demand *relative to supply* will be indicated by salary premiums. Highest salaries are for wholesale banking/IB. Not much of a surprise...
Largest areas: finance and consulting
Greatest demand *relative to supply* will be indicated by salary premiums. Highest salaries are for wholesale banking/IB. Not much of a surprise...
Posted Nov 07, 2012 11:09
Interestingly, the salary data that Duncan linked to shows very little variation in average salaries across industries. So financial roles, consulting roles, marketing roles, project management roles, etc. all make about $90k CAD on average.
That said, finance is still a good choice, even post-financial crisis, and especially in Toronto.
Although, I'd imagine that there will be more higher-paid jobs opening up in health care services and mining/oil/energy, judging by recent trends across Canada.
That said, finance is still a good choice, even post-financial crisis, and especially in Toronto.
Although, I'd imagine that there will be more higher-paid jobs opening up in health care services and mining/oil/energy, judging by recent trends across Canada.
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