New York Institute of Technology Vancouver

The Master of Energy Management program at the New York Institute of Technology - Vancouver (NYIT) is dedicated to providing students with the requisite skills they need to help address energy-related challenges around the world and become leaders in energy management technologies, policies and procedures. Students graduate ready to apply innovative energy management methodologies to help corporations, governments, and organizations meet their climate change commitments. The MEM program is designed to be congruent with B.C.’s energy policies, while also providing students a national and international perspective.

Program Highlights

• The 3 elective courses can be taken with a combination of technical Energy Management related courses as well as M.B.A. courses, giving students the ability to tailor their studies.
• The degree offers an applied curriculum with a strong emphasis on student projects.
• Students have the opportunity to transfer between New York and Vancouver campuses.
• Financial aid is available to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada.
• Career planning services are available on campus to all students.
• International students are eligible to work off-campus (max. 20 hrs/week) during their studies and can qualify for post-graduation work permits (up to three (3) years) after graduation.

Our AACSB-accredited M.B.A. with a finance concentration advances your career in corporate finance and investment management, helping you to apply financial concepts, analyze financial data from multiple sources, and evaluate multiple investment strategies.

Upon the completion of our M.B.A. program, you’ll be able to:

• Utilize technology support systems to strengthen organizational decision processes.
• Conduct industry, company specific, or environmental business analysis using appropriate data and informational resources to bridge the gap between abstract theory and practice.
• Identify and analyze country/region-specific contemporary business issues, and establish, support, and effectively communicate strategic recommendations.

In addition, M.B.A. graduates with a finance concentration will have the skills to:

• Compile, analyze, and synthesize financial and other relevant data from multiple electronic sources.
• Evaluate different investment strategies against the objectives of individuals and/or institutional investors.

The Master of Business Administration program at New York Institute of Technology - Vancouver (NYIT) is recognized around the world for its high standards in business education. At NYIT-Vancouver, students have the option between a General M.B.A. and a General M.B.A. with a Concentration in Finance. The M.B.A. program offers great opportunities for both new graduates and experienced professionals to pursue their career goals.

Program Highlights

• The M.B.A. degree is offered by a world-renowned institution with campuses in the United States (Long Island, NY & New York, NY) and Canada (Vancouver, BC)
• Students can be eligible to apply for waivable courses (up to 18 credits).
• Students have the opportunity to transfer between New York and Vancouver campuses.
• Financial aid is available to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada.
• Career planning services are available on campus to all students.
• International students are eligible to work off-campus (max. 20 hrs/week) during their studies and can qualify for post-graduation work permits (up to three (3) years) after graduation.

The NYIT-Vancouver M.B.A. Program
The program is open to all qualified students regardless of their undergraduate major. It is approved in New York and offered in Vancouver under the written consent of the Ministry of Advanced Education in British Columbia. The NYIT M.B.A. program is also among 5% of business schools in the world that are accredited to the AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Courses are taught by academically and professionally qualified professors in Vancouver as well as faculty from NYIT’s New York campuses. By focusing on the application of modern business theories to problems that managers face in the public and private sectors of today’s global economy, the curriculum emphasizes careeroriented technologies and practice that provide graduates with a competitive advantage.

Students receive personal attention given by outstanding professors with hands-on experience from the business sector. With NYIT’s presence in both Atlantic and Pacific gateways in New York and Vancouver, students can benefit from opportunities to pursue a high quality, career-oriented business education with a global edge

The Master of Science in Cybersecurity (M.S.-Cybersecurity) program at the New York Institute of Technology - Vancouver (NYIT) is internationally acclaimed for its multi-faceted education and student success rate. Students will learn to critically evaluate various technical and architectural solutions in order to limit risk and mitigate the effects of hostile action, while studying algorithm concepts, risk management, and attack recovery. The program covers the design, implementation, and maintenance of software tools to support network security across multiple operating systems.

Program Highlights

• Students are able to enjoy brand new, state of the art facilities located at Broadway Tech Centre campus. The program is supported by a dedicated cybersecurity lab.
• The program offers an innovative, technology-oriented, and interdisciplinary curriculum taught by qualified and experienced faculty.
• M.S.- Cybersecurity is an applied degree and can be completed in less than two (2) years.
• Students have the opportunity to transfer between New York and Vancouver campuses.
• Financial aid is available to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada.
• Career planning services are available on campus to all students.
• International students are eligible to work off-campus (max. 20 hrs/week) during their studies and can qualify for post-graduation work permits (up to three (3) years) after graduation.