Courses and Timetables

Summer 2012

Courses, Timetables & Exams

The MBA/MHA course timetables indicate where and when the core and elective courses will be offered, as well as the instructor, changes to the schedule, etc.

Should any changes to the schedules occur during the year, the timetables will be updated and students will be informed immediately by email. Therefore, it is important to read your uOttawa emails and consult the schedules on a regular basis.

A particularity of the MBA and MHA programs is that each session is divided in two blocks. Some of the courses have a duration of 6 weeks while others are 12 weeks. It is essential to verify the document Important Dates for the start and end date of the blocks, statutory holidays' rescheduling, registration deadlines, etc. All classes that fall on a holiday are rescheduled; this information is indicated on the schedule.

RABASKA Online Registration Tool
N.B. Registration for the summer courses including April intensive courses will begin in March 2012. Date to be determined.

SPRING/SUMMER 2012

Block 5

• Block 5 Schedule MBA & MHA: Intensive - April 10–May 5 & Block -May 7-June 15, 2012, courses     
• Exam period: June 18-23, 2012
• WEEKLY VIEW INTENSIVE COURSES - (April 10-May 5, 2012)
  MBA April-May Intensive courses
  MHA April-May Intensive courses    

Block 6

• Block 6 Schedule MBA & MHA: June 25 - August 3, 2012  updated April 8, 2012     
• Exam period: August 7-11, 2012 (to be posted shortly)       

     
Course Descriptions: MBA| MHA

Program Structure 2011-2012: MBA / MHA / Previous: Doc Depot
 

EXAMS

Preliminary exam schedules for the blocks will be posted early in the session giving students plenty of time to plan accordingly. The final schedules will be updated once the syllabi are posted. Not all courses have mid-term or final exams. Students must make the necessary arrangements to attend the mid-term and final exams on the scheduled dates.

Deferred Exams

Requests to defer an exam must be submitted to the Graduate Office at least 2 weeks before the scheduled exam. Students may only request a deferral on the following grounds: exams conflict, illness, death in the family, unavoidable work-related commitment, and official religious holiday. Supporting documents will be required. Trips, unless they are work-related, and other personal commitments do not constitute valid reasons to defer an exam. Since the exam schedule is known well in advance, it is expected that the exams take precedence over personal trips and commitments. No exception will be permitted. Should a deferral be granted, the exam will be rescheduled after the regular exam.

GRADES

Final grades are normally posted on the web 10 working days after the exam period. 

Grade Appeal

Students have 5 working days once the grades are posted to initiate the appeal process. Step 1: discuss the matter with your professor. If you are not satisfied with the outcome: Step 2: contact the Graduate Office to obtain the Grade Appeal form. Your professor's written comments will be shared with you. If you are not satisfied: Step 3: by email, submit your appeal to the director of the program. If appropriate, a third party will be assigned to re-evaluate the deliverable. If you are not satisfied with the results: Step 4: write your appeal to the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.  N.B. a grade may be change for the better or worst or remain the same at each of the steps described above.

Fall 2011

Courses, Timetables & Exams

The MBA/MHA course timetables indicate where and when the core and elective courses will be offered, as well as the instructor, changes to the schedule, etc.

Should any changes to the schedules occur during the year, the timetables will be updated and students will be informed immediately by email. Therefore, it is important to read your uOttawa emails and consult the schedules on a regular basis.

A particularity of the MBA and MHA programs is that each session is divided in two blocks. Some of the courses have a duration of 6 weeks while others are 12 weeks. It is essential to verify the document Important Dates for the start and end date of the blocks, statutory holidays' rescheduling, registration deadlines, etc. All classes that fall on a holiday are rescheduled; this information is indicated on the schedule.

N.B. There is no reading week in October.
 

RABASKA Online Registration Tool(using uoZone)

FALL 2011

• Important dates: Blocks 1-2, 2011

Block 1

• Block 1: September 6 – October 14, 2011  
• Block 1 ADM/MBA Electives - Course Descriptions
• Exam period: October 17-21, 2011 Updated 2011-09-13

Block 2

• Block 2: October 24 – December 2, 2011  
• Block 2 Electives - Course Descriptions
• Exam period: December 5-16, 2011 (updated 2011-11-21)    

Course Descriptions: MBA | MHA

Program Structure 2011-2012: MBA / MHA / Previous: Doc Depot

Exams

Winter 2012

Courses, Timetables & Exams

The MBA/MHA course timetables indicate where and when the core and elective courses will be offered, as well as the instructor, changes to the schedule, etc.

Should any changes to the schedules occur during the year, the timetables will be updated and students will be informed immediately by email. Therefore, it is important to read your uOttawa emails and consult the schedules on a regular basis.

A particularity of the MBA and MHA programs is that each session is divided in two blocks. Some of the courses have a duration of 6 weeks while others are 12 weeks. It is essential to verify the document Important Dates for the start and end date of the blocks, statutory holidays' rescheduling, registration deadlines, etc. All classes that fall on a holiday are rescheduled; this information is indicated on the schedule.

N.B. There is no reading week in February.
 

RABASKA - Online Registration Tool (using uoZone)

WINTER 2012

• Important dates (registration information & deadlines): Blocks 3-4, 2012

  Block 3

• Block 3: January 3 - February 10, 2012  updated 2012-01-05
• Block 3 ADM/MBA Electives - Course Descriptions
• Exam period: February 13-18, 2012 (preliminary)  

  Block 4

• Block 4: February 20 - March 30th, 2012    updated 2012-02-17
• Block 4 Electives - Course Descriptions   updated 2011-11-17
• Exam period: April 2-5, 2012 

  Course Descriptions: MBA | MHA

  Program Structure 2011-2012: MBA / MHA / Previous: Doc Depot
 

EXAMS

Preliminary exam schedules for the blocks will be posted early in the session giving students plenty of time to plan accordingly. The final schedules will be updated once the syllabi are posted. Not all courses have mid-term or final exams. Students must make the necessary arrangements to attend the mid-term and final exams on the scheduled dates.

Deferred Exams

Requests to defer an exam must be submitted to the Graduate Office at least 2 weeks before the scheduled exam. Students may only request a deferral on the following grounds: exams conflict, illness, death in the family, unavoidable work-related commitment, and official religious holiday. Supporting documents will be required. Trips, unless they are work-related, and other personal commitments do not constitute valid reasons to defer an exam. Since the exam schedule is known well in advance, it is expected that the exams take precedence over personal trips and commitments. No exception will be permitted. Should a deferral be granted, the exam will be rescheduled after the regular exam.

GRADES

Final grades are normally posted on the web 10 working days after the exam period. 

Grade Appeal

Students have 5 working days once the grades are posted to initiate the appeal process. Step 1: discuss the matter with your professor. If you are not satisfied with the outcome: Step 2: contact the Graduate Office to obtain the Grade Appeal form. Your professor's written comments will be shared with you. If you are not satisfied: Step 3: by email, submit your appeal to the director of the program. If appropriate, a third party will be assigned to re-evaluate the deliverable. If you are not satisfied with the results: Step 4: write your appeal to the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.  N.B. a grade may be change for the better or worst or remain the same at each of the steps described above.