City St George's, University of London · Part-time
Modular Executive
Bayes Executive MBA will equip you with advanced leadership skills, strategic thinking, and a global perspective, enabling you to navigate complex business challenges and drive meaningful immediate impact in your organisation. Apply new theory, frameworks, and…
MBA2 yearsPart-time
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Bayes Business School · Business and management
Bayes Executive MBA will equip you with advanced leadership skills, strategic thinking, and a global perspective, enabling you to navigate complex business challenges and drive meaningful immediate impact in your organisation. Apply new theory, frameworks, and skills to your current role immediately and witness the direct impact your learning can have on both your organisation and the broader business landscape. The programme will help you understand the bigger picture and drive impactful change. Engaging in continuous learning and development through career-enhancing opportunities on the Executive MBA will prepare you with the skills and knowledge needed to advance professionally, stay competitive, lead effectively, and navigate complex business environments. Offered in a three-day (Friday – Sunday) monthly format that allows you to balance your career. personal commitments and studies.
Getting in
As the university states it
Upper second class honours degree or appropriate professional qualification. Alternatively, at least six years' relevant business experience if you do not have a degree. A minimum of five years' full-time work experience, gained after graduation.
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