Whether you are looking for the most recognized Bachelor of Commerce program in the region, a top-ranked business Masters' program, or an innovative PhD program, the Sobey School of Business will help you make an impact with purpose.
Held on Friday, March 15, 2019, Sobey School's Women in Capital Markets featured speakers and networking designed to explore and discuss how the fields of finance and capital markets can become more welcoming to women and minorities.
Acadia and Rotman (University of Toronto) students emerged as the victorious venture capital teams on Friday, March 8, 2019 in the Undergraduate and Graduate VCIC competitions respectively.
Today, the Sobey School of Business relaunched its Executive MBA program and revealed that the school is developing a new designation, an Executive Doctor of Business Administration (EDBA).
In January, Sobey School of Business sent three teams of competitors to the national ICBC competition. It was the school's 25th year participating, and 23rd year of first-round success.
Harjeet S. Bhabra, Dean of the Sobey School, revealed plans for a renewed strategic planning process with the release of the final report on achievements toward the previous Sobey School of Business Strategic Plan (2013 – 2018).
With yesterday's release of a report examining the impact of the school’s co-operative management education and research activities, Sobey School of Business has further extended its growing reputation as an expert in the measurement of impact.
The Sobey School of Business has released a new report that demonstrates the global reach and impact of the school’s co-operative management education and research activities; that is, activities that affect co-operative enterprises, credit unions an
The International Education Business Partnership Network has named Access-Ability the top program in North American in developing Youth Employability Skills.
The Sobey School of Business was proud to sponsor student Hajar Abdessamie to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit 2018 in Papua, New Guinea. During the summit, among other opportunities, Ms. Abdessamie met with PM Justin Trudeau.
In mid-November, researchers from the Sobey School of Business travelled to Zhuhai, China for a robust research exchange symposium, reflecting the expanding partnership between the organizations.
The Spark Zone, a sandbox to foster social innovations and business ideas, has been recognized as the world’s best in enterprise and entrepreneurship skill-building.
Halifax Mayor Mike Savage visited Saint Mary’s University on Thursday, November 1 to watch a presentation by Enactus Saint Mary’s, before the team heads off to the Global Restaurant Leadership Conference in Dubai next week.
Three innovative retailers from across Canada will accept awards in Halifax in early November. Presented by the David Sobey Centre for Innovation in Retailing and Services the Retail Innovation Awards recognize outstanding retail leadership.
A team of Sobey students recently took second place in the Venture Capital Investment Competition (New England region). Today they were congratulated personally by the Premier.
A team from Nova Scotia and Manitoba was recently awarded more than $860,000 from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) for a new research project that will seek to better understand the experiences of older adult home care clients.