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This Master of Business Administration is for people who already hold a Diploma in Management Studies or an equivalent postgraduate qualification.
This Top-Up course allows you to achieve an MBA qualification in seven months, so it’s a fast track to new opportunities and enhanced career prospects.
An MBA is widely seen as a passport to a successful career. It demonstrates the breadth and depth of your functional competence, strategic knowledge and problem-solving ability.
This MBA top-up course includes two taught modules: ‘Global Corporate Strategy’ and ‘International Business Environment’. You will also undertake a dissertation on a topic that you negotiate with your tutor, based on your personal interests and career aspirations.
We understand that your MBA is part of an onward journey. We
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To apply for this course you need Postgraduate Certificate or equivalent postgraduate qualification, you must also have a minimum of six months work experience at graduate level, in either a managerial or professional capacity which may include voluntary work, placements, internships, project management etc.
In addition to academic qualifications, you must also have a minimum level of English language skills. If English is not your first language, please see our English language requirements.
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For Luis Pereira, studying for his MBA was a life goal he was not sure was achievable. But he found that location and good relationships with his lecturers meant he could balance his family life and studies.
"It was a really tough decision to come to university. When I was completing my Higher National Diploma at college I found out my girlfriend was pregnant with twins. I had to decide whether I would be able to provide for my family financially and be able to give enough time to my studies.
It’s gratifying to look back at what I’ve achieved. I never thought I’d be able to support my girlfriend and our twin boys while achieving my MBA. I chose the University of Sunderland in London mainly due to their ranking and reputation, but the location also appealed to me.
It’s close to my house, so I can spend less time travelling. Plus it’s in the heart of Canary Wharf. What could be better for someone studying an MBA? It’s really inspiring. I don’t think that having children is an excuse not to pursue your education. My twins have always been the best motivation for my studies.
As I’m originally from Bolivia, initially I was concerned about the course because I thought I wouldn't be on the same level as other students. The lecturers instilled confidence in me and helped me realise that I was capable. In turn, I became more confident in my own abilities.
The biggest compliment I can pay the staff is that a couple have become close friends. They know their stuff but, crucially, they’re approachable too. The University has inspired me to think beyond the boundaries of what I thought I could achieve."
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