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The Lazaridis School of Business and Economics is proudly celebrating 60 Years – a milestone that honours decades of business and economics education at Wilfrid Laurier University.
While our faculty was officially founded in 1966, our roots stretch back even further, shaped by bold ideas, dedicated professors and generations of students who helped build a thriving business community. Today, we continue that momentum with renewed energy, innovation and a commitment to shaping the next 60 years and beyond.
Join us as we celebrate our legacy, spotlight the people who make our community extraordinary and look ahead to the next chapter of innovation, leadership and connection.
As we mark six decades of innovation and leadership, these numbers tell the story of our enduring legacy and growing global reach.
Home to more than 6,000 students in undergraduate, graduate and diploma programs.
#1 largest business co-op program in Canada.
Global alumni network of over 36,000 graduates.
Join us in 2026 to celebrate our 60th anniversary. The Lazaridis School hosts numerous events year-round, from panel discussions and curricular competitions to alumni networking evenings and more.
Feb. 11, 2026 from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. | Lazaridis Hall
Join us for the 35th edition of Economic Outlook. This free event brings together leading voices from academia and industry to explore what economic uncertainty means for Canada and beyond.
7
Jan
Lazaridis Graduate Diploma in Accounting - Information Session
Zoom
13
Jan
Lazaridis MA in Business Economics - Information Session
Zoom
15
Jan
Lazaridis Master of Business Administration Information Session
Zoom
27
Jan
Lazaridis MSc in Management Analytics (MMA) - Information Session
Zoom
4
Feb
P4E Job Fair 2026
Explore the milestones that have defined the Lazaridis School and the vision that continues to guide our future.
1960s
Building the foundations of business education and community.
1970s
Pioneering experiential learning and global business connections.
1980s
Expanding facilities, research and international collaboration.
1990s
Embracing technology, applied learning and global programs.
2000s
Expanding entrepreneurship, graduate excellence and industry impact.
2010s
Leading innovation, experiential excellence and global recognition.
2020s
Driving digital leadership, inclusion and global entrepreneurial impact.