Online Information Sessions Schedule
In-Person Info Sessions
Ottawa
Tuesday, February 26
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday, April 15
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Find out more about our online/blended Master's programs. Bring your resume and transcripts for an informal assessment.
Executive Certificate in Leadership & Innovation
Dalhousie's Executive Leadership Development Program includes: six full-day courses, three personal coaching sessions, and an Action Challenge Project.
About CEGE
The Centre for Executive & Graduate Education can help you achieve your career goals in a way that is flexible and accommodating to the working professional. Find out more about CEGE.
CEGE Connection Blog
- Dr. Oksana Shkurska: The Theory of Politeness
- Friday Reflection
- Happy Valentine’s Day
- Carrie Morrison: Exploring the Limits of Potential
- Friday Reflection
- Dr. Meinhard Doelle: Negotiating the Paris Rulebook: Compliance in Transition
- Friday Reflection
- MacEachen Institute: Scientific evidence may not always be the right backing for a policy decision
Program Options
Our programs include the Master of Business Administration (specialize in Financial Services or Leadership), Master of Public Administration and Master of Information Management. Learn how you can further your career.
CEGE News
- Campus director finds her ideal advanced degree
- Fire chief boosts management skills in quest to move up the ladder
- Redefining her role: Ade Oyemade
- Following her inner voice: "you've got this"
- From Nunavut to Dalhousie: Faculty of Management signs agreement
- A major anniversary for the MBA (Financial Services)
- MBA Financial Services grad Maria Artuso one of Ottawa's Forty Under 40
- Succeeding online: CELNET takes off
Faculty of Management News
- "Nothing will get done if we don't do it." Student activist Tina Oh wins prestigious Brower Youth Award
- "Be more informed, eat better and save money": Dalhousie and Guelph release Canada's Food Price Report 2019
- 2018 Scotiabank Ethics in Action at Dalhousie a celebration of leadership and courage
- "There's no textbook about this level of interdisciplinary engagement"
- Release: New Dalhousie study finds that 6.4 million Canadians limit the amount of meat they eat, and number will likely grow
