Applicants who have an undergraduate degree in business administration from a Canadian or U.S. institution, or from any internationally accredited business school (ie. AACSB or EQUIS), and a Canadian equivalent of a minimum GPA of 75% may be exempt from submitting a GMAT or GRE score.

The mid-career admission option is applicable to the EMBA, M.ADMIN, MHRM and MCERT programs, and is designed for those applicants who do not hold a 4 year undergraduate degree, but have substantial management experience.

To qualify for this admission option, applicants must have at minimum seven years of relevant mid-management experience and meet all other admission requirements of the program. Mid-career managers must meet the program’s qualifying course requirements before beginning graduate courses if they have not been completed prior to acceptance.

Accepted students have three semesters (one calendar year) to begin their program.

As students have one (1) full calendar year to begin classes, requests for deferrals are done on a case by case basis.

Qualifying courses do not have to be completed before application to the program. If applicants are accepted into the program and they have not completed the necessary qualifying courses they will be required to complete those courses with a GPA in each course of 70% or greater prior to beginning graduate level courses.

Fully qualified students (those students who have completed all qualifying courses) have six (6) years to complete their graduate program.

Registration is done through UR Self-Service.  Registration for new students can only be completed once all admission requirements have been met.  Registration for all current students can only be completed once all financial and academic holds have been removed from a student’s record.

Students are encouraged to contact the Levene Academic Advisor for assistance and guidance for registration at levene.advising@uregina.ca.

Graduate students registered in two (2) courses (6 credit hours) are considered full-time students.

Registration Requirements for International Students
International Master’s students must be registered full-time in the Fall and Winter semesters, and minimally part-time in the Spring/Summer semester.

Full-time registration for international students is defined as:

• registered in six (6) credit hours or more in the Fall semester, and Winter semester
• registered in courses designated as full-time registration (co-op program)

Registration in three (3) credit hours does not meet the definition of full-time registration unless those credit hours pertain to the last requirements of the program.

All graduate students must achieve a grade of no less than 70% in all courses.

There are a limited number of externally funded scholarships available to Business Administration graduate students. Please see the list of scholarships for further details.

Students following the project option must prepare and present a substantial research paper on a suitable topic. Student conduct research, under the supervision of a faculty member and a committee, examining a topic relevant to their program and academic interests. Past projects have ranged from theoretical research to the practical application of concepts and theories to the work place. Typical projects are approximately 60 pages in length.

Yes, a maximum of three courses for credit from other graduate programs are transferrable.  Courses must be evaluated and deemed equivalent to courses in the Levene program before credit will be considered.  The student is given Advanced Standing which does not reduce the number of credit hours or fees required by the existing program. Advanced Standing has to be requested at the time of Admission or Reinstatement.

Yes, a maximum of three courses for credit from other faculties at the University of Regina is acceptable.  Prior permission must be given by the Levene School and the faculty offering the course before a student can register for the class.

The programs at the Levene School are seen as distinct from each other and have different admission requirements.  A new application is required if a current student wishes to move to a different program.