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Dec 17, 2018

U.S. Tops Highest MBA Salary Rankings

Highest MBA Salary

Return on investment post-MBA is one of the main considerations for candidates. After all, who would want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on an education without a solid salary afterward? That’s why it’s so important to look at how the best MBA programs can affect a graduate’s salary.

So, where should you go to school for your MBA if you want the best salary after graduating? We’re taking a look at the highest earning MBA programs per country to dig down into what you can earn as an MBA all over the world.

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Aug 6, 2018

Schulich Alum Shares His Experience, and More – Toronto News

Schulich alum

Toronto’s business schools have seen some exciting developments from students, alumni, and faculty this week. Let’s take a look at some of the high points.


Alumni Stories: Michael Zanella – MMgt – Schulich School of Business

A Schulich School of Business alum was recently profiled on his time in the school’s new 12-month Master’s of Management program.

Michael Zanella, a 2017 graduate, who turned his education into a role with Ceridian Dayforce as an Implementation Consultant Associate. You can watch his full interview below.

Wine, Beer, Spirits Brand-Builder WX Names Michael Lukan CFONorth Bay Business Journal

Michael Lukan was recently named the official new CFO of WX Brands, a company that creates wine, beer, and spirits. Lukan, an alum of Western University Canada’s Ivey Business School, co-founded Wine Hooligans in 2013. He has also worked at Purple Wine Company and Sonoma Wine Company. With news of the Lukan’s arrival at the company, WX Brands President and CEO Peter Byck says, “His well-rounded experience and entrepreneurial mindset will make him a great asset for WX Brands to continue to build on our tremendous growth.”

Regarding his new role, Lukan says, “Peter and the WX team have positioned the company for tremendous growth by delivering an exceptional customer experience and I’m looking forward to helping realize this opportunity.”

You can read more about Lukan and WX Brands here.

What Is Less Scary in the Dark?Scientific American

Ping Dong, a Professor at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, and Chen-Bo Zhong, Professor at the University of Toronto Rotman School of Management, recently conducted a study that examined the, “impact of visual darkness on people’s perceived risk of contagious-disease transmission.” The researchers predicted that the darkness would make people feel more separate or insulated from one another, so they would be less squeamish about the germs of those around them. In fact, the study concluded that being in a darker environment would make subjects reduce their caution when it came to unethical behavior, of which might include cheating on one’s significant other and other acts of selfishness.

Their research showed that perceived risk of contracting airborne illnesses decreased when participants were in more dimly-lit rooms, as well as when they were wearing sunglasses. “In addition,” writes Scientific American writer Cindi May, “visual darkness increased participants’ perceived distance from the confederate, and this increase in distance mediated the reduction in perceived risk of contagion in the dark. Their fear of non-contagious diseases did not depend on the lighting.”

You can read more about the duo’s research here.

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Nov 7, 2017

Don Jacobs, Visionary Former Kellogg Dean, Passes Away at 90

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Some sad news out of Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management — Don Jacobs, Kellogg’s dean from 1975 until 2001 and professor of finance since 1957, recently passed awayContinue reading…

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Jul 10, 2017

Schulich Receives EQUIS Accreditation from EFMD

Schulich EQUIS Accreditation

For the second consecutive time, York University’s Schulich School of Business has received the five-year EQUIS accreditation from the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). The accreditation, also known as the European Quality Improvement System, is considered one of the premier designations for internationally oriented business schools. Continue reading…

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Mar 13, 2017

Toronto Ranked Most Desirable City in the World for Students

Desirable City

When trying to decide where to go to school for your MBA, many factors come into play: the quality of the program, school rankings, research, faculty and academic quality, among others. But have you ever thought about its location? Maybe you should. According to the annual QS Best Student Cities ranking, Toronto is one of the best cities in the world for students, ranking 11th overall and first overall in the Most Desirable City category—reflecting its all-around high quality of life and status as an in-demand destination for students worldwide. Continue reading…

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Nov 21, 2016

Why Should Americans Love Canadian MBA Programs?

Canadian MBA

It’s not because of the election outcome that American students should head to Canada for their MBA. For many, it should be because of diversity not only in the student body but also in the school’s programming, which often requires students to complete work in other countries. At least that’s one reason Alyssa King decided to leave Texas and go to the University of British Columbia for her MBA. “There’s quite a diverse group of professors here, and the class that they recruit is much more diverse than the classes I saw in the U.S.,” she told the Globe and Mail. Continue reading…

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