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Requirements

Admission requirements

High-school prerequisites
  • Grade 12 academic English
  • Complete secondary school and Grade 12 academic English.
  • Grade 12 academic mathematics
  • Complete 3 more academic Grade 12 subjects.
  • Published overall minimum 70%.
Dalhousie undergraduate high school admission requirements
Application steps
  1. Step 1Check the admission requirements
    • Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
    Dalhousie undergraduate high school admission requirementsDalhousie undergraduate high school admission requirements
  2. Step 2Apply through Dal admissions
    • Create your application and select this program.
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  3. Step 3Academic records requested in your application portal
    • High school applicants provide mid-year and final results; Ontario and Nova Scotia applicants can include their student ID for automatic retrieval. Early applicants upload Grade 11 final marks and Grade 12 course registrations. College/university applicants submit official records from every postsecondary institution attended.
    Dalhousie undergraduate document checklistDalhousie undergraduate document checklist
  4. Step 4English proficiency evidence if required
    • Applicants from a country or school where English is not the primary instructional language need accepted proficiency evidence unless they meet an exemption. An offer can be conditional on providing the requested evidence.
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Applicant pathways
Canadian high school requirements

Applicants entering from Canadian high school

  • Complete secondary school and Grade 12 academic English.
  • Grade 12 academic mathematics
  • Complete 3 more academic Grade 12 subjects.
  • Published overall minimum 70%.
Dalhousie undergraduate high school admission requirements

Degree requirements

Required courses and electives
  • BMgmt: 120 credits, including 60 core credits, 9 Management elective credits, 6 writing credits and 45 open elective credits.
  • Maximum 18 credits at the 1000 level across open and Management electives; maximum 18 Commerce credits.
ReferencesDalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt required core, PDF page 1293Dalhousie · Management (BMgmt) program locationDalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294

Program facts

Academic minimum70% minimum
Dalhousie undergraduate high school admission requirements
InternshipOptional paid internship
Dalhousie Management undergraduate degreeCheck work experience options

Majors & specializations

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

BMgmt

Explore how to develop and support new ventures within or outside an existing organization.

Published requirements

Courses

All 20 BMgmt required core courses. Exact normal term grouping is shown for years 1 and 2; elective and later-year timing alternatives are retained as notes.

Year 1: Fall4 listed

Normal program guide. One writing-requirement course also appears in this term.

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
Year 1: Winter3 listed

Normal program guide. One writing-requirement course and one 3-credit open elective also appear in this term.

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
Year 2: Fall4 listed

Normal program guide. One 3-credit open elective also appears in this term.

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
Year 2: Winter3 listed

Normal program guide. Two 3-credit open electives also appear in this term.

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
Later required core: years 3 and 46 listed

The guide places MGMT 4003 in year-4 Fall and MGMT 4004 in year-4 Winter. Year-3 MGMT 3501/3602 and elective timing have alternatives.

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
Mapped terms

Normal BMgmt first-two-year Fall/Winter program guide only. The separate writing requirement is retained in term notes; later-year term alternatives are not mapped.

Year 1
Fall

Normal calendar program guide. One writing-requirement course also appears in this term.

  • ECON 1101Principles of Microeconomics3 credits
  • MGMT 1101Accounting I (Financial)3 credits
  • MGMT 1301Interdisciplinary Management I3 credits
  • MGMT 1601Management Software and Technology3 credits
Winter

Normal calendar program guide. One writing-requirement course and one 3-credit open elective also appear in this term.

  • ECON 1102Principles of Macroeconomics3 credits
  • MGMT 1302Interdisciplinary Management II3 credits
  • MGMT 2902Innovation: Introduction to Design Thinking3 credits

1 elective slot

Year 2
Fall

Normal calendar program guide. One 3-credit open elective also appears in this term.

  • MGMT 2303People, Work and Organizations: Micro Organizational Behaviour3 credits
  • MGMT 2401Introduction to Marketing3 credits
  • MGMT 2605Working with Data3 credits
  • MGMT 2801Government Structure3 credits

1 elective slot

Winter

Normal calendar program guide. Two 3-credit open electives also appear in this term.

  • MGMT 2304People, Work and Organizations: Macro Aspects of Organizational Behaviour3 credits
  • MGMT 2305Ethics and Social Responsibility3 credits
  • MGMT 2402Marketing Applications in the Not-for-Profit Sectors3 credits

2 elective slots

Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt required core, PDF page 1293Dalhousie 2026/27 BMgmt normal Fall/Winter program guide, PDF page 1294
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Careers

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Costs

Management · Management courses

Published cost estimate

2026–27 · Fall and Winter · CAD

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Tuition rate$302.80 per billing hour
Books and suppliesNo programme amount verified
Residence
Not estimated
Meal plan
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Estimated subtotalNot available

Domestic tuition is billed by course. The international guarantee, where shown, applies to eligible 2026–27 entrants. Domestic Management courses use their own rate. Commerce courses have a separate tariff.

Housing and meals are outside this estimate.

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