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A report released in March 2016 by Statistics Canada suggests "...Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods graduates were the top earners among male and female bachelor's degree holders in 2010."

The Economic Insights report goes on to put Management graduate degrees in the top five earners by field of study.

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Following up on a statement made in the 2016 presidential campaign trail regarding the North American Free Trade Act (NAFTA), the NY Times contacted our own Jim Bookbinder for his input on the consequences proposed.

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The Department of Management Sciences at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ has launched a Graduate Diploma in Data Analytics (GDDA). The GDDA equips students with deep quantitative skills and technical expertise that can be leveraged by organizations to create competitive advantage in the era of big data.

Management Engineering alumni Ari Paunonen (MGMT '12) and fellow À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ graduate, Mike Darlington sit down with Josh O'Kane of The Globe and Mail to talk about the they founded, it's success and how it's a big part of changes happening in the music industry.

Autodesk Canada Award 2015

Congratulations to our 4^th year Management Engineers; Hans Arijanto, Mike Kiss, Wessam Nasser and Kenny Leung from the protoSight team for their Autodesk Canada Capstone Design Award 2015.

Following last month's air disaster, over Ukrainian air space, , got in touch with Management Science professor, Benny Mantin for a talk about the scrutiny airlines are under regarding their route planning and the economics behind it.Ìý

, a technology start-up formed by 4B Management Engineering students Kamal Aman, Jared Evans, Michael Tatham, and Adam Singer, is featured in a in FF Journal.

MAJiK Systems' product - MAJiK Connect - is a machine monitoring system that helps manufacturing plants make better operational decisions in today’s fast paced work environment.

Survey ranks À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Faculty of Engineering Top Engineering School in Canada

In a recent survey published by Business Insider, the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ was recognized as the top engineering school in Canada, ranking 29th in the world, and fourth amongst non-US institutions. Other Canadian universities in the top 50 include the University of Toronto (35) and University of Ottawa (44).

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