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Master of
Management
Online
Lead from anywhere
Experience unparalleled flexibility by studying the Master of Management online, allowing you to take your career to the next level without having to put your life on hold. This 100% online program gives you the skills and knowledge you need to advance, all on your own schedule.
Start dates
Fall (Oct)
Program length
15 months
Specializations
Entrepreneurship and Emerging Technology
Delivery
Online
UNF’s MMgt program has NCMA designation from CIM | Chartered Managers Canada.
Students currently enrolled in the MMgt program are entitled to a free Associate Membership with the association, giving UNF students the chance to belong to Canada’s chartered management and leadership association while earning their degree
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Why study online?
It’s your education, tailor it to suit your life
- No travel needed, study from anywhere
- Enhance your online collaboration and communication skills
- Support at every step from faculty and staff
Coursework will take place online, through UNF’s virtual campus using the same content and course materials as the on-campus program.
Get ahead in your career without hitting the pause button on life.
UNF online advantage
The MMgt program is a business and management degree with a digital focus. You will be able to explore career opportunities in a wide array of industries.
Study while working full-time. Choose flexible hours to fit around your personal or professional commitments.
Get mentored by world-class faculty and access top-notch resources and support – all from the comfort of your home.
With a focus on practical skills you can use right away, apply what you’re learning into your daily life to become a stronger leader.
Study from anywhere, so relocation is not necessary. Save on housing, transportation, parking, and no need to buy textbooks.
Master of Management online explained
| Location |
| This is a fully online program. You can complete your coursework from anywhere. |
| Schedule |
| There will be no scheduled classes. Asynchronous learning means you can study at your own pace. All course materials will be made available at the start of term, except for exams and quizzes. |
| Timeline |
| Weeks 1-10: You will be able to access your course content online and complete tasks throughout this period. Weeks 11-12: You will need to complete any review activities and final assessments, including exams and final projects. |
| Participation |
| While components vary depending on the individual course, you can expect to use discussion forums and group chat platforms, participate in videoconferences, as well as utilize project management tools. There will be group assignments in addition to individual assignments. |
| Course content |
| Each course will have a syllabus as well as additional course materials that will be made available at the start of the term, except for exams and quizzes. |
Specializations
Entrepreneurship
Learn to think like an entrepreneur. Identify business opportunities, develop business plans, and implement successful strategies. You’ll get a practical opportunity to apply this knowledge to starting up a for-profit or social enterprise.
Emerging Technology
Gain the skills needed to understand the countless opportunities emerging technologies present to business operations now and into the future. You’ll develop a technology proposal and implementation plan for a for-profit or non-profit organization.
Faculty spotlight
Sathy Srithar
PhD, MBA, BA
Associate Dean, Master of Management
Sathy Srithar is the Associate Dean for the Master of Management program. He holds a PhD in Management, Economics, Research, and Information Technology from the University of Salford and has a background in business process management and human resources information systems. He received a Chartered Manager designation from Canadian Institute of Management. Before his academic career, he worked as an IT consultant in various industries.
Admissions
Academic information
Applicants must meet the following minimum conditions for admission:
Bachelor’s Degree – Completion of a recognized undergraduate degree equivalent to the four-year honours degree standard in an appropriate specialization, or relevant bridging studies, with CGPA of 3.0 (on 4.33 scale) or better
Document checklist
Applicants must submit:
- A completed application form
- Official transcripts from all post- secondary institutions attended
- Official documentation confirming professional designations, where applicable
- Proof of English language proficiency, if applicable
Tuition information
Choosing to pursue a university education is a big commitment that impacts every aspect of your life – including your finances. Our fees are determined by the total cost of individual credits per academic year. All fees are listed in Canadian dollars and these rates are subject to change.
Domestic Tuition
$20, 024
Scholarships and awards
The Office of the Registrar had dedicated more than $5 million in scholarships, awards and financial support to students in 2024. Entrance Awards are for newly admitted international and domestic students, while Academic Scholarships are for those entering the second term of their program.
Financial aid options
UNF has partnered with organizations to help newly admitted domestic students finance their education.
Career outlooks
According to Canada’s Information and Communications Technology Council’s Digital Talent Outlook for 2025, Canada’s digital economy continues to outpace the general economy and there has been a significant shift in consumer behaviour and the consumption of digital goods and services.
The world needs digital leaders, and so does Canada. Ottawa has forecasted the demand for managers in various industries is expected to grow, with a projected 676,900 new management positions in Canada by 2028.
With a strong demand for management professionals skilled in emerging technologies, as a Master of Management graduate you will have the training needed to be successful in the modern world of work and be the top-choice candidate when you apply for jobs. You’ll be working in an online environment, why not learn in one too? There is an abundance of management career opportunities including progressive professional roles in fields like marketing, project management, operations and business development.
Career paths and salary
- Project manager - $141,182
- Market innovation manager - $131,489
- Digital marketing specialist - $95,477
- Business development manager - $162,784
- Digital transformation specialist - $107,250
*Source, Talent.com
Master of Management FAQs
We encourage anyone with an interest in management to apply. Augment your undergraduate degree from any discipline with a strong foundation in business principles and management studies, helping you become the type of well-rounded leader the world needs.
This program is fully online. You will not have to attend our downtown Niagara Falls campus. Projects will be completed online, and you will be able to connect one-on-one with your professor virtually on a regular basis.
Our online program is delivered asynchronously, allowing you to access your coursework on-demand in a way that best suits your schedule and lifestyle.
We do not use standardized testing as part of the admission process for our graduate degrees. We look at your academic record from your undergraduate studies during the application process. See our admissions page for more information about our requirements.
Fast facts
100% online
Study from anywhere
Accredited and recognized
NCMA designation
Fully flexible
Study at your own pace
Contact your Student Advisor
Schedule an appointment with your dedicated Student Advisor at a time that's convenient for you to receive more information about:
- UNF programs
- Available scholarships
- The application process
This institution has been granted a consent by the Minister of Colleges and Universities to offer this program for a five-year term starting October 14, 2022. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions.)