The Queen’s Experience

A Rich Tradition of Innovation and Excellence

Queen's University, home to Queen's School of Business, has a tradition of academic excellence dating back to 1841. It is consistently ranked among the very best universities in Canada and has long enjoyed the reputation of "Canada's Ivy League" university.

Queen's School of Business is one of the world's premier business schools, with a faculty team renowned for their business experience and academic credentials. It has earned international recognition for its leading-edge curriculum and innovative approaches to business education.

Bloomberg BusinessWeek has ranked Queen's full-time MBA #1 in Canada for the past 10 years, while ranking the program #1 outside the USA from 2004 to 2010. As well, they rank Queen's #1 in Canada and top 25 in the world for Executive MBA and Executive Education.

Queen's School of Business is fully accredited by the AACSB (Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business), and is EQUIS accredited through the EFMD (The European Foundation for Management Development).

Award-Winning Faculty

To a large extent, the excellent reputation of Queen's School of Business is due to the strength of our faculty. In the Queen's Master of International Business program, you will be learning from an outstanding faculty team comprised of some of the best management educators in North America.

Career Support

For the most recent graduating class, almost 90% had found career quality employment within 6 months of graduation. Queen's provides an array of career management services.

Individualized Coaching
We work with you to help define your career objectives, shape your job search strategy, and fine tune your résumé, cover letter, and interview skills.

Direct Connect™ Program
The program puts you directly in touch with both knowledge holders and key decision makers from companies that interest you. You will be asked to identify your companies of interest. Then, working with your career coach, this list will be narrowed down to a short list of three. The Career Centre then arranges informational interviews with key contacts at those companies, and guides you through your preparation for these interviews. In some cases, these informational interviews have led to actual employment interviews.

Career Related Events
We promote career related information sessions, workshops, and conferences through our presence in Goodes Hall, e-mail contact, and portal announcements. Résumé Book: We promote our grads through the Master of International Business Résumé Book which is posted to the Queen's School of Business website.

Extensive Career Services and Resources
The dedicated program portal includes access to well-organized career research and job search resources, including The Vault.com and Going Global.com. Additionally, our partnership with Knightsbridge Human Capital Management provides you with access to additional career resources and web links such as JobSpyder. Our annual on-campus recruiting activities and online job postings help you stay in touch with job market opportunities while in the program. As well, you will have lifetime access to online job postings through Queen's University Career Services.

Access to Top Recruiters
Queen's School of Business attracts a large variety and number of corporate recruiters to participate in our annual on-campus recruitment activities. The combination of our strong international reputation and extensive alumni network yields exceptional opportunities for graduates.

Powerful Alumni Network

When you graduate from Queen's Master of International Business, you will not only have established an invaluable network of classmates, you will also join the impressive Queen's School of Business alumni network which numbers over 15,000 graduates around the world. You will have a number of ways to stay in touch with QSB.

• Access to jobs opportunities through the QSB Career Centre
• The ability to speak to QSB faculty regarding issues and opportunities you may be facing in your career
• Thought-provoking webinars and white papers
• Class reunions and special networking events
• A free subscription to QSB Magazine

Goodes Hall - An Exceptional Learning Environment

Queen's School of Business is housed in Goodes Hall, a state-of-the-art learning facility. The building is designed to maximize interaction between students and faculty. The expansive atrium is the central hub of the School. Goodes Hall is equipped with wireless internet access, exceptional multimedia classroom tools, and numerous breakout and meeting rooms.

Located on the Queen’s University campus, Goodes Hall is home to Queen’s School of Business. The centrepiece of the facility is a 110-year-old Victorian school house. An extensive $25 million renovation completed in 2002 transformed the site into an impressive 110,000-square-foot interactive learning centre for management education. Goodes Hall is named in honour of Mel Goodes, the building’s major donor. An alumnus of Queen’s School of Business, Mel Goodes was the Chairman and CEO of Warner-Lambert Company before his retirement in 1999.

Goodes Hall is currently undergoing a significant expansion that will increase the size of the facility by 75,000 square feet. The expansion will include several new state-of-the-art classrooms, student breakout rooms, 51 additional faculty offices and many enhanced features for our students and faculty. The Goodes Hall expansion will enable Queen's School of Business to enhance and expand existing programs, accommodate new graduate programs, foster research excellence, and recruit the faculty needed to support this growth.

Kingston, Ontario - The Limestone City

Queen's School of Business is located on the Queen's University campus in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Nestled on the northeast shore of Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, historic Kingston is a thriving community of 141,000 residents, boasting a superb quality of life due to its big-city amenities, waterfront location and rich natural landscape.

Established as a fort in 1673, the city is blessed with a rich civic and architectural heritage, a safe and welcoming environment, and economic anchors of academia, government and industry. Recently, Kingston was ranked as having one of the top three vibrant downtowns of Canada.

More than anything, Kingston is a university town, home to 25,000 students studying at three post- secondary institutions, including Queen’s. Within a ten-minute walk from campus, students can access all that our eclectic downtown core has to offer: shops, restaurants and cultural resources, waterfront pathways and the 19th century buildings and homes that signify Canada’s “Limestone City”. Located midway between Toronto and Montreal, within a two hour drive of Ottawa, and 40 minutes from the U.S. border, Kingston is easily accessible by air, bus or train.

For a comprehensive look at life in Kingston, please visit http://kingstoncanada.com/