Integrated Management Student Fellowship

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Join the 2025-2026 IMSF Cohort

91滴滴 Desautels Faculty of Management鈥檚聽Integrated Management Student Fellowship

Be part of a unique undergraduate opportunity to engage in research projects with professors,
while making a direct impact on the community.

Support the Management - Community Impact Experiential Learning Fund

Support students in accessing vital hands-on learning opportunities!

The Integrated Management Student Fellowship (IMSF) is an experiential leadership development program designed to help BCom students聽prepare for聽impactful and fulfilling careers by developing new skills through research and action projects.

This two-semester, six-credit聽Fellowship has three聽synergistic components:

A faculty project, whereby Fellows apprentice with one or more Desautels professors鈥痶o鈥痗onduct research and/or build partnerships.
An impact initiative, whereby Fellows work together in small groups to design and implement a real-world sustainability project.
A course that integrates and supports the previous two components by providing structure, tools, and resources to guide Fellows' development.

If you have any questions, please reach out to mdiim.mgmt [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Integrated%20Management%20Student%20Fellowship) (IMSF Program Manager).

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