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4worldlovers: Our students thrive because of our strong connections with the business community. Asper's intimate class sizes and dynamic course offerings provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and dig deep into the issues and challenges of today’s business world.

As an Asper student, you have access to Asper-specific resources to help you plan your courses, get support during your studies and create the groundwork for a rewarding career in business. Plus, the network we help you build at Asper will be there for you long after you graduate.

Our research influences business and leadership in Canada and throughout the world. Beginning as a small department in 1937, the Asper School of Business has grown into a major research and teaching unit with more than 60 full-time staff and approximately 1800 students at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate levels.

The Asper School of Business community extends far beyond our UM campus, including alumni, industry, donors, and community partners across the the province and around the world.

"In leading the Asper School of Business, I intend to nurture these relationships while reinforcing our School’s commitment to excellence, inclusiveness, integrity and community impact and approaching business challenges with an entrepreneurial and sustainable mindset."

Each year, we measure our success by asking our graduates to share information about their first steps in their career journey.

The 2022 Employment Report results are a testament to the resiliency of our students and the outstanding support of our employer partners.

To support our commitment to EDI, the School has formed a faculty-wide EDI task force with a mandate to proactively address sources of exclusion and inequality head-on.

Read the 2019–2023 Asper School of Business Strategic Plan to learn more about our mission, vision, values and objectives.

Our annual progress report is measured with key performance indicators (KPIs) collected across our School. Each year, we share our progress and reaffirm our accountability to a diverse Asper community of students, alumni and employer partners.

The Asper School of Business has a long history dating back to its infancy in 1937.

Drake Centre 3D Tour. Visit the Drake Centre through an innovative 3D tour of the building. Highlighted spaces include the renovated Stu Clark Graduate School spaces on the fifth floor, updated classrooms on the first floor, the IBEP lounge, study spaces, computer labs and more.

A Manitoba favourite son, Asper gave millions through his foundations to local hospitals, a park, theatre, arts centre, Jewish cultural centre, and the University of Manitoba. Asper was the university’s most generous individual supporter. In 1999, the university received $2 million from Asper to establish the Asper Chair in International Business and Trade Law.

With his help, the university also created the Asper Centre for Entrepreneurship and in 2000 and renamed its Faculty of Management the I.H. Asper School of Business, which Asper described as the greatest recognition he had ever received. He also supported programs in Israel and the Jewish-Canadian community and spearheaded plans for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.