Applications to the MMF Montreal and MMF Luxembourg programs are now open.
Next deadline:
January 15, 2026
Next deadline:
January 15, 2026
Applicants are eligible to apply to the MMF program if they have a bachelor’s degree and demonstrate both quantitative and qualitative skills needed to succeed. Prospective students interested in the MMF Montreal Full-time pre-experience program may apply during the final year of their bachelor’s degree studies. Admission will be conditional upon obtaining their degree before the start of the program. Students with a three-year bachelor’s degree from an international university are also eligible. International students should determine the equivalency of their degrees.
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Applications to the MMF Montreal Full-time (In-Person delivery) for Summer 2026 are open.
Applications to the MMF Luxembourg Part-time (Blended delivery) for Fall 2026 are open.
| Application deadlines for MMF Montreal (Summer 2026) |
Application deadlines for MMF Luxembourg (Fall 2026) |
|---|---|
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November 15, 2025 January 15, 2026 March 15, 2026 |
November 15, 2025 January 15, 2026 May 15, 2026 |
Please prepare a CV that includes:
All applicants to the MMF Montreal Full-Time—except those with a graduate or undergraduate degree from any Canadian University—must complete the GMAT or GRE. The GMAT requirement may be waived for MMF Luxembourg if you can demonstrate strong quantitative skills through your academic background from a recognized university and/or work experience. Submitting a GMAT score can strengthen your application and enhance your overall profile.
When registering for a test, please request that the results be sent directly to McGill University:
Please note that it can take between 10-20 business days for your GMAT/GRE scores to reflect in your applicant portal, once submitted. If you do not see the test scores by then, please use the inbox/chat function on your applicant portal.
Complete GMAT details
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To help you with your preparation, we are now offering free online GMAT practice test, in collaboration with Admit Master, North America's premier Test preparation & Admissions Consulting company.
If English is not your native language and you haven't completed a degree in an English-speaking country, you must take either the TOEFL or IELTS.
To determine other cases in which you may be exempt, please review the McGill English Language Proficiency requirements.
Candidates must provide two letters of reference from individuals who have been directly responsible for evaluating their performance and potential. On the application form, you must provide the names and email addresses of two referees who can evaluate your abilities. You may send this recommendation form to referees for completion, or the referees may choose to write their own recommendation letters. Once your application has been submitted, McGill will contact these referees directly and ask them to upload their references.
Note: Referees may upload a reference letter as a PDF or Word document. It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that referees submit their recommendations in a timely manner.
A non-refundable fee of CAD $139.63 must accompany each application. Applications cannot be submitted without this fee. This sum must be paid by credit card.
This tutorial video illustrates the steps for using the Graduate Applicant portal when applying. For more information on the application process, visit the Applying to McGill page.
We strongly recommend you read through the application requirements before starting your application.
Step 1: Submitting your application on the Graduate Admission System (Summer Admission)
Application fee: CAD $139.63 (non-refundable), payable by credit card when you submit the application. (Make sure you select the Summer term).
After your application has been received, an email will be sent to you with your McGill ID number.
Step 2: Uploading supporting documents
All supporting documents must be uploaded in PDF format directly to the Graduate Admission System. Read the following information and instructions on how to upload supporting documents:
Admission to the program is competitive and based on a number of requirements; be assured your application will receive serious consideration. Because we process applications as they are received, we strongly suggest that prospective students submit their applications as early as possible.
After a preliminary review of their file, a candidate may be invited for an interview. Interviews are primarily conducted virtually for international and non-Montreal students, and in-person for local students. We would like to highlight the importance of the interview process: It not only helps the admissions committee to better understand your background and objectives, but it is also an important opportunity for you to ask key questions to ensure that the MMF at McGill-Desautels is the right program for you. Following the interview, your file will be forwarded to and evaluated by the Master’s Admissions Committee.
Candidates who are accepted by the Admissions Committee will have a specific amount of time to accept the offer and secure a place in the MMF program. In order to accept the offer, the accepted candidate must log onto the Graduate Admission System and pay a non-refundable deposit of CAD $5,000. For any questions, please contact us at mmf [at] mcgill.ca (subject: MMF%20Montreal%20Admissions) (MMF Montreal, Full-time) or mmfluxembourg [at] mcgill.ca (subject: MMF%20Luxembourg%20Admissions) (MMF Luxembourg, part-time).
Deferring admission for one year may be considered in exceptional cases upon evidence of extenuating circumstances. A written request should be submitted to us at mmf [at] mcgill.ca (subject: MMF%20Montreal%20Admissions) (MMF Montreal, Full-time) or mmfluxembourg [at] mcgill.ca (subject: MMF%20Luxembourg%20Admissions) (MMF Luxembourg, part-time). If approved, students wishing to defer their admission will be required to submit a non-refundable confirmation deposit in order to secure their place for the following year.
Non-Canadian applicants are advised to contact their home country's Canadian Embassy prior to the start date of their desired program. Students from some countries may have additional requirements for visas and medical examinations.
All international students are responsible for maintaining valid immigration documents and legal status throughout the duration of their program of studies. Find more information on the International Student Services page.
In January 2024, the government (IRCC) issued immigration updates with new measures for incoming Masters and PhD students:
Proof of financial capacity
International student caps
Post-Graduate Work Permit
Letter of acceptance verification process
The part-time MMF programme in Luxembourg was made possible through the support of the McGill Luxembourg Centre for Finance and its founding partners: the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance, the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL), and the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI).Together, they have created the foundation for delivering McGill’s world-class finance education in Europe, aligned with the needs of Luxembourg’s financial sector.