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Liverpool Hope University · Full-time

Masters in Business Administration (MBA)

The Hope MBA will allow you to engage in dynamic discussions, case studies, and collaborative projects that simulate the challenges faced by leaders in today's fast-paced business context. Networking is a cornerstone of success in the business world, and our M…

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Liverpool Hope Business School · Business and management

The Hope MBA will allow you to engage in dynamic discussions, case studies, and collaborative projects that simulate the challenges faced by leaders in today's fast-paced business context. Networking is a cornerstone of success in the business world, and our MBA offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with a diverse and accomplished community of professionals. Choosing the Hope MBA is an investment in your future, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and network needed to thrive in an ever changing global business environment. We understand that successful leaders are central to transforming and driving change within organisations and beyond.

Getting in

As the university states it

A minimum of a second class honours degree in a related subject with a research component awarded by a UK university, or possess a degree from an overseas institution that is judged by the Registrar or Nominee to be equivalent to a second class honours degree from a UK University. Exceptionally, an applicant may be accepted without holding the qualifications outlined above. However, such applications will only be approved if the Head of School/ Department and the Chair of Academic Committee are satisfied that the applicant has demonstrated, via a sample of academic writing and performance in an interview, the potential to achieve national standards for awards at Level M[7]. Applicants will also have at least two years’ experience post initial graduation working in industry.

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