Master's programme
Master of Small and Medium Enterprise Management
Launch, scale and future-proof an enterprise.
Eveningand Saturday class format
Jan2027 intake
Workshopsin team building and design thinking
UWIand ACTT aligned
Programme overview
Engineered for founders, successors and SME executives.
The Master of Small and Medium Enterprise Management is a practical programme specifically engineered for founders, next-generation family business successors, and growth-oriented SME executives.
It provides the analytical frameworks, financial metrics and operational tools required to successfully launch, scale and future-proof an enterprise.
Classes are delivered in a flexible evening and Saturday format, so you can continue running your business while you study.
Applying
Our Admissions team will confirm entry requirements, fees and the next intake for this programme.
Questions about funding? See financial aid.
Who should apply
Built for people running the business.
Business owners and entrepreneurs
Founders scaling past the stage where instinct alone is enough.
Family business successors
Next-generation leaders navigating intergenerational succession.
SME general managers
Managers responsible for growth, operations and transformation.
Programme structure
What you will study.
Core modules
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- Internationalization of Small and Medium Enterprises
- Leading and Managing People
- Team Building and Technology (workshop)
- Financial Management
- Marketing in the Digital Era
- Managing the Family Business
Core modules continued
- Economics for Business
- Commercial Law
- Strategic Operations for SME Growth
- Design Thinking (workshop)
- Networking and Customer Relationship Management
- Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Managing Growth and Entrepreneurial Transformation
A capstone project lets you diagnose a critical challenge within your own enterprise or a live organisation.
Course sequence may be subject to change.
Academic standing
Aligned with The UWI and ACTT.
The programme's academic standards are aligned with The University of the West Indies (The UWI) and the Accreditation Council of Trinidad and Tobago (ACTT). Read more about the School's accreditation.
Faculty
Taught by practitioners and researchers.
Programmes are delivered by faculty working on the business challenges facing the region. Meet the faculty.
Entry requirements
How to qualify.
Route one
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university with at least Upper Second Class Honours (3.0 GPA) or higher, and a minimum of two years' work experience.
Route two
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university with at least Lower Second Class Honours (2.5 GPA), and a minimum of two years' work experience.
Mature entry route
A professional certificate or diploma with five years' experience as a senior manager in a family business or SME.
Applicants whose native language is not English, and who did not complete a first degree in English, are required to submit a score for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Mature applicants, applicants without working experience but with high academic qualifications (3.6 GPA), and applicants whose work experience needs verifying may be interviewed.
Tuition
What the programme costs.
Local tuition
TTD 67,888
TTD 65,000 tuition, plus TTD 2,888 in additional administrative fees.
Regional tuition
USD 10,248
USD 9,800 tuition, plus USD 448 in additional administrative fees.
Payment
Figures shown are for the January 2027 intake. Payment plan options are confirmed by the Admissions team.
Get started today.
Tell us about your background and an Admissions officer will guide you on entry requirements, fees and intake dates.
Admissions Office, Max Richards Drive, Uriah Butler Highway North West, Mount Hope · (868) 299-0218 ext. 2000, 2114, 2165, 2166 · (868) 662-1411 · admissions@lokjackgsb.edu.tt