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Flexible MBA Options
The MBA That Balances Life And Learning
Over 24 months, you'll benefit from cross-cohort networking with diverse professionals, bringing different perspectives. With our specialized coursework and electives, you can curate a personalized learning experience based on your interests, paving your unique path to success.
Cost & financing
Tuition
| Domestic Tuition (Canadian Citizens & Permanent Residents of Canada) (1) | $46,057 CAD |
| International Tuition (1) | $68,515 CAD |
Other Fees
| Course Materials | $2,200 CAD approx. |
| Student Fees (2) | $3,200 to $3,500 CAD approx. |
Optional Fees
| Applied Project (international option) (3) | $5,000 CAD |
| Leadership Retreat (4) | $1,200 CAD |
(1) Subject to Board of Governors approval. (2) Includes day trips to local First Nations communities. Additional fees may apply. Further information to be provided. (3) Comprised of an international trip. Flights, meals and visa fees are not included. Students are encouraged to budget an additional $1,300 - $2,200 CAD, approximately, for roundtrip flight costs. Additional fees may apply. Further information to be provided. The University reserves the right to cancel the international trip component of the international applied project as a result of any unforeseen circumstances as deemed appropriate by the University. (4) Comprised of a local field trip. Further information to be provided.
SFU payment plan
You can sign up for a payment plan with us to help you split up your payment during the semester.
Employer sponsorship opportunities 
A significant number of our students receive full or partial financial sponsorship from their employers. If you're considering this option, we encourage you to reflect on how your participation in the program can directly benefit your organization—whether through enhanced leadership, new strategic insights, or the ability to tackle complex challenges with greater confidence. 
To support you in making a compelling case, we've outlined key benefits and considerations for employer sponsorship. If you'd like help tailoring your request or preparing a sponsorship proposal, our team is happy to assist. 
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Bursaries are a supplemental source of funding for students with demonstrated financial need. They should not be treated as your primary source of funding. Bursaries are available to qualifying Canadian and international students.  You should be aware that you may not be awarded a bursary every term. Please note that due to the high volume of applications received each term, payment of funds may not occur until the middle of the term of application; therefore, we encourage you to plan accordingly.
Program brochure
For admission requirements, deadline and information regarding specialized coursework, view our program brochure.
Scholarships & awards
SFU Beedie offers over $1 million in scholarships and awards to our students each year. We provide a variety of avenues for students to access the funding they need to successfully complete their program, including internal and external scholarships and funding options for both international and domestic students. Learn more about the financial options that are available to you to help you cover the cost of your studies.
All applications are considered for scholarship—no separate application needed.
At the time of assessing your program admission, we will also review your application to determine scholarship eligibility and award amounts.
Apply early for maximum scholarship consideration.
Scholarship opportunities are awarded on a rolling basis throughout the admissions cycle. To maximize chances of receiving financial support, candidates are strongly encouraged to submit their application early.
25 per cent of the cohort on average was awarded a scholarship.
Over half of our cohort received an award ranging from 10 per cent to 20 per cent of their tuition costs covered.
The Beedie Family Graduate Scholarship
The Beedie Family Graduate Scholarship was established to support exemplary students pursue their academic and professional goals. Awards are granted each year to exceptional candidates who demonstrate the qualities we value in our diverse and ambitious student community. Selection is merit-based, with the recipient demonstrating a strong profile holistically, including academic excellence, outstanding experience and progression and leadership ability and potential.
Entrance awards
Each year, SFU Beedie grants entrance scholarships and awards to support students. These donor-funded awards are offered on the basis of exceptional merit. Specific awards are also granted on the basis of financial need.
Domestic students
Domestic students may be eligible for a variety of financial assistance options, including federal and provincial student loans and other government-funded programs. We encourage students to explore these resources early to help plan for their educational expenses.
Tuition tax credit 
Participants who pay all or part of the program fees personally are eligible to claim a tuition tax credit on the tuition portion of the fees. For more information, ask a professional income tax advisor to give you an assessment of the impact of your tuition on your personal tax situation. 
Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)
The LLP allows individuals to withdraw amounts from their registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) to finance their own education or that of their spouse/partner. Amounts withdrawn under the LLP do not count towards income and the RRSP issuer does not withhold taxes on these amounts. Withdrawals must be repaid over a period of no more than 10 years. 
Bank loan & student line of credit options
Many financial institutions offer loans and financing options for graduate-level education. We encourage you to contact your banking advisor at your preferred financial institution to explore the options available to you.
International students
International students should arrange for financial assistance through institutions in their home country as they are not eligible to apply for the Federal and Provincial Student Loan Programs or loans through Canadian financial institutions.