Schulich MBA


imad604

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

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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Duncan

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...

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...
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ralph

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.

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.
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