An MBA is an internationally recognised passport to a successful management career.
Designed to broaden your horizons and build on your strengths, it takes into account all the major aspects of business and gaining an AMBA-accredited MBA, DBA, or master’s qualification can bring with it a wealth of benefits.
Graduates have reported that their MBA helped them:
• achieve a promotion
• expand their area of expertise
• change career
• equip them to start their own business
• learn more skills and gain knowledge about the business world
• improve their business and professional network of contacts
• increase their international mobility
• differentiate themselves in the job market
• build confidence
• get a broader understanding of how businesses should be managed
• learn about developing a sustainable and ethically sound business
Many Business Schools offer flexible ways to study, either through distance learning or part-time programmes, so there are options for everyone.
But making the decision to take an MBA, and preparing to apply for the right course, requires a great deal of consideration and a wealth of information. And with so many MBA courses out there, making the right choice for you may require some research.
Below, you’ll find a wealth of information designed to help you make the right decision.
“Having such a diverse cohort made me the perfect match for Microsoft’s culture and vision.” Mannheim Business School alumnus Niklas Preiß talks about his MBA experience and subsequent career at the tech giant
Jack Langworthy is the CEO and founder of NINAYO and CEO and co-founder of Maua Mazuri, two startups focused on East African agriculture. Prior to founding these companies, Jack graduated with an MBA from Copenhagen Business School and shares how the skills and knowledge from this course impacted his career
Michael Vachon is Co-founder of Maverick Drinks and a 2012 MBA graduate of Alliance Manchester Business School
Victoire Ferrari works in the marketing department at Adidas, and completed her MBA at ESMT Berlin February 2022
Andy Hill is Vice President of US Retail at Mondelēz International, a confectionery, food, and beverage company with iconic brands such as Oreo, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Toblerone, Sour Patch Kids candy and Trident gum. Andy is also an MBA graduate from Alliance Manchester Business School
Natasha Lakhani is an Assistant Director at EY-Parthenon, working in strategy and transactions consulting. She completed her MBA from Imperial College Business School in 2018
