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Clubs
Desautels Exchange Network
The DEN (Desautels Exchange Network) is a student-run organization whose mandate is to connect full-time Desautels students with incoming international exchange students.
Its objective is to welcome and fully integrate exchange students into the student body through ongoing communication, regular social and cultural gatherings and a local buddy system. Going on exchange opens a new world of experiences and the DEN is here to provide exchange students with a home away from home.
International Management Association
IMA’s mission is to promote the study of International Management for future leaders by creating a stimulating atmosphere for students to develop the skills needed to become successful and socially responsible. The club organizes debates and business competitions in order to increase the exchange of ideas and knowledge amongst students, alumni, and professionals. Information sessions and cultural events are held in order for students to share their experiences abroad.
Management Accounting Society
MAS serves as a liaison between accounting firms, the Order, and the students. It takes on the responsibility of organizing all recruitment- related activities within the faculty with a strong commitment ensuring that students are well prepared for future endeavors. MAS also strives to promote the accounting profession and its vast array of designations by enhancing students’ learning experience through real-world exposure.
Management Consulting Association
MCA aims to help undergraduate students understand, prepare for, and develop careers in consulting and related fields. By creating and fostering deep relationships with consulting firms and organizations, the club exposes students to the nature and scope of consulting practices, as well as providing them with the relevant opportunities, tools, and resources to succeed as a consultant.
Management Entrepreneur's Society
MES promotes entrepreneurship among students and members of the local community through advising and funding. Networking with business organizations who make their resources available to club members is also highly sought after. The club’s three branches include Entrepreneurship Community Outreach, Competition, and Micro- Business Development in an effort to give anyone with a project in mind the opportunity to form their team, take a leadership position, and bring their idea to life!
Management Information Systems Association
MISA brings together students interested in the field of Information Systems and enhances their skills by promoting a closer relationship between the faculty and the business technology community. The club provides members with opportunities to expand their network through cocktails, meet-and-greets, get-togethers, workshops and week-long series of activities. Among these events are IT and MIS-focused presentations given by influential individuals in the industry.
Management Investment Club
MIC is a comprehensive finance club, open to all students of McGill University in all faculties, with two main components: an Investment Management side and an Investment Banking side. The club plays a major role in bridging the gap between the classroom and the financial workplace, and proudly supports the career preparation and development processes of McGill students. The MIC strives to help educate students about the financial markets via seminars, speaker-series, information sessions, newsletters, and forums on market specific topics.
Management Sustainability Network
Shaping the business leaders of tomorrow, MSN advocates for responsible business practices and takes interest in exploring issues of sustainable development, corporate governance, and the relationships between economic, social, and environmental stakeholders. The club helps connect students who promote the need for responsible and sustainable practices today. MSN provides various platforms to discuss, debate, facilitate connections, and ultimately brings stakeholders affected by business practices closer together.
Marketing Network
MMN is a well-established, student-run organization that takes pride in its ability to connect motivated, creative, and ambitious marketing students from the faculty with the corporate world. As an organization, the MMN strives to present its members with numerous networking opportunities, thus allowing them to develop the skills that are necessary in today’s job market.
OB/HR Network
The OB/HR Network is about meeting new people, expanding one’s social capital and sharpening students’ Human Resources (HR), Organizational Behaviour (OB), and Labour Relations skills (LR). The club aims to develop members’ business skills, allow them to learn more about the role HR/ OB/LR plays in corporations, meet guest speakers and employers, test knowledge in case competitions, and represent the faculty at external events. The OB/HR Network aspires to be the network that responds to students’ universal developmental needs.
OUTlook on Business
OUTlook on Business was founded to help gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer/ questioning students, as well as “allies” (friends of LGBTQ-identifying students), in the management faculty learn to understand and manage workplace sexual diversity concerns. As a professionally-oriented club, OUTlook collaborates with Career Services and other MUS clubs to host events that educate students about how to promote an open and accepting organizational culture.
PRofessionals
The PR Professionals Club is the newest edition to the chartered club roster of the MUS.
The purpose for the PR Club is to help students developed their public presentation skills, while at the same time giving them the opportunity to learn more about public relations as a career and explore potential job opportunities in the field.
