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In 2002, Queen's School of Business moved into, Goodes Hall, which is named in honour of the parents of Melvin Goodes, alumnus of the School and generous benefactor. In October 2015, the School began a new chapter in its impressive history. In recognition of an extraordinary gift from Queen’s alumnus Stephen Smith, the School was renamed The ...
Graduate Diploma in Business. This four-month program from May to August at Smith School of Business in Kingston, is designed for recent university graduates with a bachelor's degree in a non-business discipline. The knowledge and skills acquired in this program will prepare you for a broad range of careers, and credits earned can be applied ...
Smith’s four-year BCom program is designed to develop exceptional leaders, valuable team members, and highly effective managers. Personalize your degree by taking advantage of numerous opportunities available to you in this program — the Certificate in Social Impact, study abroad options, and positions in ComSoc, the largest undergraduate ...
The Executive MBA Americas program is the only program of its kind in the world. Graduates earn two MBA degrees from two premier business schools — Smith School of Business at Queen’s University and the Johnson School of Management at Cornell University in New York. The classroom experience is shared by participants from Canada, the USA and ...
Join the Commerce Society, the largest undergraduate business society in Canada. Apply for more than 750 student-held leadership roles. Participate in social and networking events, conferences, and competitions. Enjoy the dynamic on-campus environment of Queen’s University — sports, performances, athletics, and clubs.
On October 1, 2015, the School began a new chapter in its impressive history. In recognition of the generous gift of $50 million from Queen’s alumnus Stephen Smith, the School adopted a new name – Smith School of Business at Queen’s University. Learn more about our name
Additionally, Queen's Executive Education, at Smith School of Business, offers custom and open-enrolment programs in a variety of locations around the world. In fact, more than 3,500 organizations from over 60 countries have sent managers and executives to these programs.
