History
The Rotman School's history of transforming business education goes back to 1901, when a diploma program in commerce was established at the University of Toronto.
Education
The mission of University of Toronto is to be a catalyst for positive change: rooted in transformative learning, informed by original insight and inspired by the biggest challenges in business and society. It distills the shared beliefs down to four fundamental principles.
Research
Expanding the conversation on today's toughest management issues, the research centres at Rotman drive innovation.
Distance Learning Courses
Business & Management (9)
- Certificate Executive Leadership OnlineUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate Executive PresenceUniversity of Toronto
- University of Toronto
- Certificate Financial Literacy and AnalysisUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate High Potential LeadershipUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate Inclusion by DesignUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate Leading ChangeUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate Strategy and Competitive AdvantageUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate The Business of PaymentsUniversity of Toronto
Education & Training (3)
- Certificate Executive CoachingUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate The Coaching HabitUniversity of Toronto
- Certificate The Coaching ImpactUniversity of Toronto
Library services
The Milt Harris Library is the library which supports the students, faculty and staff of the Rotman School of Management and the Rotman Commerce program.
Campus life
Rotman South is a fully renovated Victorian building located at 149 College Street, Toronto; a beautiful downtown location with easy access to the subway and public transportation.
Student clubs
Outside the classroom, student clubs, case competitions and other activities will allow you to explore different career choices, expand your personal and professional network, and get the most from the Rotman experience.