Master Of Business Administration Degrees Online

The MBAs from the University of Bedfordshire are fully accredited, globally-recognised and approved by ACTT. These qualifications position students to take advantage of opportunities in entrepreneurship, leadership and management. You will work with academics and practitioners on live consultancy projects from organisations across sectors, and develop skills in team-working, negotiation, leadership and critical thinking. You will learn how to use these skills to solve complex and unclear problems for the global, knowledge-based economy. Successful completion of this MBA highlights your potential to have a real impact on the transformation of your organisation, and to systematically and innovatively enhance strategic business and management practice.

Why Do This MBA At SITAL College?

Choose from 6 MBA pathways – General Business Management, Human Resource Management, Hospital & Health Services Management, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Marketing Management, and Oil & Gas Management. We deliver the curriculum to the exacting standards of the University of Bedfordshire and provide a lot of support. Our lecturers undergo a rigorous induction process and particpate in ongoing tertiary level professional development. We cap our class size so that we can provide a more personal experience to our students, and they have access to complimentary writing workshops and other sessions that are important to their success. The support team is critical to our students, and our Academic Director and Executive Director are always available to meet and guide students alongside our academic and administrative support staff. Many professionals are juggling a lot of responsibilities and we know that you may need some hand-holding until you get settled in. We are prepared to do this.

The MBA At A Glance

• Each MBA comprises 6 units and can be completed over a period of 12 months. Each unit runs for 6 weeks and students are required to complete two assignments, one in the 3rd week and the other in the 6th week. There is a 2-week break between units.
• The 4 core units combine general management education with the respective specialist areas. The last two units include live projects using international and/or local companies. This hands-on component offers students an invaluable opportunity to benefit from collaboration with their international counterparts under the guidance and combined expertise of instructors.