Program Overview
The Rotman Master of Management Analytics is a 15-month program that includes 11 months of study and a four-month practicum experience. Learn the latest in AI, machine learning and predictive analytics and discover how to harness their power to shape business strategy.
The program provides a diverse approach to developing
your capacity in management analytics and will make you an
ideal candidate across many industries like financial services,
consulting, retail, healthcare and more. You’ll develop a precise understanding of the factors influencing managerial decisions and learn how to design data and analytical solutions to support them.
Quick Facts
| Domestic | International | |
|---|---|---|
| Application deadline | MMA: Fall 2026 Entry Round 1 – October 15, 2025 | MMA: Fall 2026 Entry Round 1 – October 15, 2025 |
| Minimum admission average | MMA: A minimum B average in the final year of a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. | MMA: A minimum B average in the final year of a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. |
| Program length (full-time only) | MMA: 11 months + 4 months of practicum, starting in August. | MMA: 11 months + 4 months of practicum, starting in August. |
| Are any standardized tests required/recommended? | MMA: Evidence of a high level of proficiency (a minimum B average) in each of the quantitative courses that cover subjects such as statistics, calculus, linear algebra, and econometrics is required. Demonstrated proficiency in computer programming. This may be demonstrated through a minimum B average in one or more courses in computer science or in courses relying extensively on computer programming. | MMA: GMAT/GRE (recommended); IELTS/TOEFL (if required) Evidence of a high level of proficiency (a minimum B average) in each of the quantitative courses that cover subjects such as statistics, calculus, linear algebra, and econometrics is required. Demonstrated proficiency in computer programming. This may be demonstrated through a minimum B average in one or more courses in computer science or in courses relying extensively on computer programming. |