COURSE CURRICULUM

The Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) in Executive Management – project-based is a 36.0 credit hour graduate program designed for experienced professionals seeking advanced leadership and strategic management skills. Offered through the University of Regina, the program focuses on developing high-level decision-making abilities, executive leadership competencies, and practical business problem-solving skills. The curriculum is structured around a series of core and advanced EMBA courses, including EMBA 810, EMBA 800, and EMBA 805, which provide foundational knowledge in executive management and leadership. Students then progress through specialized courses such as EMBA 816, 817, 820, 830, 835, 840, 845, 850, and 855, each designed to strengthen analytical thinking, organizational strategy, and leadership effectiveness in complex business environments. The program also includes EMBA 860 and EMBA 865, which integrate advanced management concepts and applied learning. The degree culminates in EMBA 900 (or a combination of EMBA 900 and EMBA 870), which serves as a major project component where students apply theoretical knowledge to real-world executive challenges. This project-based structure emphasizes practical application rather than traditional thesis research, making it ideal for working professionals. Overall, the program prepares graduates for senior leadership roles, including executive and C-suite positions, by combining academic learning with applied business experience and strategic leadership development.