Laval University

Overview

The Master's program in Administrative Sciences with a focus on International Management at Laval University is designed for individuals aiming to deepen their understanding of global business dynamics. This program emphasizes research in international management, offering students the opportunity to explore how businesses expand internationally, manage diverse teams, and make strategic decisions in varied cultural contexts. A dissertation component allows for in-depth investigation into a chosen topic, fostering advanced research skills suitable for careers in consulting, analysis, and academia.

What you'll study

The curriculum encompasses core coursework that builds a solid foundation in international management and research methodologies. Students will complete a dissertation guided by academic supervision, focusing on a research topic of their choice.

Courses may include:

• Qualitative Research Methods in Management
• International Business Strategy
• International Human Resources Management
• Directed Readings in Management
• International Marketing Management
• Internationalization of Firms

Dissertation (with supervision)

• Research proposal and topic development
• Data collection and/or analysis based on selected methodologies
• Academic writing and final dissertation submission

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a baccalaureate degree or an equivalent qualification in administration or a closely related field. Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements are not indicated for this program.

General requirements include:

• A completed baccalaureate or equivalent diploma.
• A current resume.
• A cover letter outlining the applicant's motivation for pursuing this program (approximately two pages).
• For international applicants: a copy of the transcript from the secondary school baccalaureate exam.
• For non-French-speaking applicants: an official document attesting to the results of the French language test.

Career prospects