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The Manchester Full-time MBA degree is one of the world's most practical MBA programmes. You will gain unbeatable experience for your CV by taking on three consultancy projects with real clients. It doesn't get more hands-on than that. Our MBA course gives you the flexibility to study over 18 or 15 months. You will have access to personal career support, an international alumni network, electives at five global centres, internship opportunities and more. Plus, you will join a diverse, supportive community of MBA students from around the world. This is a great opportunity to study at one of the UK's most popular universities, at the heart of one of the UK's most exciting cities.
Minimum of three years' post-graduation work experience with strong, consistent career progression and achievement. Satisfactory GMAT ® , GRE ® (or MAT in some circumstances), International exposure (valued), Entrepreneurial experience (valued), Strong team player, Excellent communication skills, Emotional intelligence and personal qualities. A strong undergraduate degree result (UK bachelor or international equivalent as recognised by UK NARIC) from a recognised university. Qualifications vary by country and university, however we normally look for the equivalent of a first class or upper second class honours result in the UK system and expect you to be in the top 25% of your class. IELTS Academic (UKVI and non-UKVI versions): Minimum overall score of 6.5, with at least 6.5 in the speaking and writing components and no less than 6.0 in reading and listening.
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