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Sloan Welcomes Largest Class of Women
MIT Sloan School of Management welcomed the highest ever female percentage of an entering MBA class at MIT Sloan. Sloan’s gender diverse programs and options for women was a factor in some of the women’s decisions to choose Sloan.
There are about 400 incoming MIT Sloan MBA students drawn from across the globe. This year’s MBA class is 40 percent female, up from 33 percent last year, reflecting the school’s effort to attract a more diverse student body.
Villanova Holds MBA Open House
The Villanova School of Business will be holding an open house for its MBA program on October 21, 2014. The program will be held at the Villanova University main campus at 6:00 p.m. Villanova offers part-time, fast-track, flex-track, online and executive MBA programs.
The MBA program specializes in working professionals, allowing you to pursue your degree part-time, either in an accelerated format known as the Fast Track program or at your own pace with the Flex Track or Online programs. The program is designed so that students can continue to work, making progress toward your degree while taking lessons back to the office for an immediate impact.
Winners of HBS Alumni Achievement Award Announced
Harvard Business School has honored five alumni with the 2014 HBS Alumni Achievement Award. The five alumni honored with the award are: Gerald Chertavian MBA 1992, Ashraf M. Dahod MBA1981, Sheila Lirio Marcelo MBA 1998, Jonathan M. Nelson MBA 1983, Wendell P. Weeks MBA 1987.
Gerald Chertavian is the founder and CEO of Year Up. Year Up is a nonprofit that helps economically disadvantaged young adults gain skills for professional careers. Ashraf M. Dahod is the Cofounder, Chairman and CEO, Altiostar Networks, Inc. as well as five other technology-based companies. Sheila Lirio Marcelo is the Founder, Chairwoman and CEO of Care.com.Jonathan M. Nelson is the Founder and CEO, Providence Equity Partners, LLC. Wendell P. Weeks is the Chairman and CEO of Corning Incorporated.
West Chester University Offers Grad. Cert. in Biz
West Chester University is offering a Graduate Certificate in Business program at its Center City Philadelphia location. The program takes place at PASSHE Center City located at the Mellon Independence Center 701 Market St., Concourse Level
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is the largest provider of higher education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; comprising of 14 universities, four branches campuses and two centers. PASSHE is committed to its core mission of providing quality education at an affordable cost. The System universities, located in rural, suburban and small-town settings throughout Pennsylvania, educate more students per year than any other higher educational institution on the state. PASSHE Center City offers universities an array of programs in one convenient location.
Sawyer Part-Time Student Receives Promotion
Nicole Latulippe is a part-time MBA student at Suffolk University’s Sawyer Business School. Latulippe also works full-time at Cynosure, Inc. With a concentration in strategic management, she was able to showcase the skills she learned at Suffolk to impress her bosses and advance her career as associate product manager.
“The real-world experiences that I’ve been able to bring to these classes and discuss with my classmates have helped me come to great solutions for my real work issues. It’s also shown my dedication to my career. To be able to juggle both at one time has helped my skills shine through in my work. I also have a lot more confidence in certain situations than I have had in the past which definitely helped in pushing me through to the next level in my company,” said Latulippe.
Stern Announces New Dean of Corp. Relations
Roxanne Hori has joined the NYU Stern School of Business in the newly created position of Associate Dean of Corporate Relations, Career Services and Leadership Development. In this role, she will build, sustain and manage a broad array of corporate relationships that underpin the career development program for MBA students and alumni, as well as forge new relationships with companies across sectors and markets around the world.
Hori comes to Stern with 35 years of experience in industry and higher education. She served at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University for many years, holding the positions of Assistant Dean, Director of Career Management and most recently, Associate Dean of Corporate Partnerships.
Stillman Grad. Becomes Tech Entrepreneur
Recent Seton Hall University graduate Armaan Gandhi’s passion for technology led him on the path to becoming an international technology entrepreneur at the age of 22. Gandhi will be returning to his hometown in India to become a full-time co-founder of the company, Xyra.
“I knew that if I stayed here in the U.S. and got a job, I would have had to give up my stake in Xyra, even though I founded it. You can’t run a business part-time, it just doesn’t work,” Gandhi said.
Ageno Offers MBA Info Webinar
The Edward S. Ageno School of Business at Golden Gate University will be holding a webinar for those interested in learning more about its MBA and Professional MBA programs. The webinar will be held on September 24, 2014.
Nathaniel Henderson, Professional MBA director and management professor, will lead the webinar. He will discuss both MBA and Professional MBA programs, providing key insights into each program.
Lehigh Program Has First Year Success
The Philip Rauch Center for Business Communications (RCBC) Professional Development Program at the College of Business and Economics at Lehigh University had great success in its inaugural academic year. The program is designed to help prepare students to communicate effectively, interact professionally, and develop leadership skills for today’s challenging business environment.
RCBC Professional Development Program prepares students to communicate effectively, interact professionally with both internal and external audience, and develop leadership skills for today’s challenging global business environment.
Smith Encourages Women in Business with New Scholarships and Partnerships
New scholarships, alliances, program innovations and opportunities are now available for women at the Robert H. Smith School of Business. Some of these new scholarships will come from Smith’s participation in the Forté Fellows Program, an international campaign organized to increase the number of women in top MBA programs. Smith and five other schools officially joined the Forté community on July 1, bringing the total in the network to 48 member schools in the United States, Canada and Europe. Continue reading…
Lubin Dean Interviewed by eNewsLine
Neil Braun, Dean of the Lubin School of Business at Pace University was recently interviewed by eNewsLine, AACSB International’s news source.
Sarah Ham, Senior Manager of Marketing Communications at eNewsLine facilitated the interview. The following is an excerpt from the interview:
“How has your passion for education—and your career experiences—influenced your decision to be part of AACSB’s Business Practices Council?
Braun: It was precisely because of my career ranging from Fortune 50 senior executive to Internet entrepreneur that I sought to be Dean of the Lubin School of Business. When I asked myself in what context could my full range of experiences, temperament, passion for involvement with my own alma mater, and personal strengths be most valuable, I realized that being a dean of a business school was a strong possibility. Having just finished my fourth year as dean, I am more excited and challenged than ever to make sure that Lubin educates the whole person, all the dimensions that are necessary for success. The traditional academic learning goals are as necessary as they ever have been, but they are clearly not sufficient in this fast-changing global economy. We are, therefore, implementing curriculum and new programs to address the technical skills necessary for today’s work environment, to ensure that our students achieve a level of social intelligence that is necessary to be effective in the working world. The Business Practice Council provides a unique opportunity to discuss how to best address the changing needs and demands of a competitive marketplace that demands more than basic knowledge of a business discipline.
What do you hope or envision that the Business Practices Council can achieve that will support business school innovation and engagement?
Braun: The Business Practices Council already has affirmed what I hear anecdotally from alumni and employers, as well as what I know from my own personal experience. Having a highly placed group of hiring executives meeting regularly with business school deans provides the necessary formality to give credence to the gaps that exist and the needs to be addressed. It also is an ideal forum for learning how some of the most sophisticated businesses and progressive schools are addressing the changing needs of employers and the workforce.
Are there any challenges facing global business today that could be better approached through a partnership with academe?
Braun: With the growing availability of data and the accelerating rate of change, businesses can benefit from increased engagement with faculty by sponsoring more research relevant to their businesses. For example, credit ratings agencies have come under fire and no new model has proven itself to be a viable replacement; issuers might benefit from sponsoring research or competitions to develop alternative methods for establishing creditworthiness.”
For the complete interview, visit the eNewsLine’s webiste.
Global Online MBA
Imperial College Global Online MBA Program Structure
The 24-month Imperial College Global Online MBA has two intakes a year, in January and September. In the first year, students will progress through the core curriculum, with the second year is dedicated to electives and independent/group projects. Students learn via Imperial’s innovative online platform The Hub, designed by their award-winning Edtech Lab, which connects them with their classmates and allows our faculty to deliver the curriculum.
Curriculum
Before entry into the Imperial College Global Online MBA, students must complete the pre-study modules, which will prepare them for the content and pacing of the curriculum. The Global Online MBA begins with the core modules, of which there are eight, and which are optimized for online learning. In the second year, students begin with their electives: they must choose five electives from the online portfolio of 18.
At the end of the second year, students may choose to take part in a final project as one of their elective options, which will provide students an opportunity to put their theoretical learning into practice. They also have the opportunity to take part in a Global Experience Week, where they will go to another country for a week and visit different businesses operating in that part of the world. All students will take part in The Capstone Business Game, which takes place at the end of the programme, which entails students coming to campus for a week of lectures and group work in a high-tech business simulation game experience, that allows students the chance to apply their new skills and knowledge in a hands-on scenario.
Global Online MBA Rankings
- Financial Times: 2
- QS: 2
Class Profile
The Imperial College Global Online MBA attracts a very diverse student body. Hailing from all around the world, the students represent a number of different nationalities, ages and years of work experience. View the Class Profile here.
Career Statistics
Imperial College Global Online MBA does not report full employment figures, however there is Employment data that is based on employment activity of Global Online MBA class within four months of graduation.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The fees for the Imperial College Global Online MBA for the September 2022 & January 2023 entry are £42,600. These fees are the same for both UK and international students. An initial deposit of £2,067.5 is also required.
The Business School offers Imperial Women’s Scholarships for multiple MBA programmes, including the Global Online MBA. A total award of up to £15,000 will be gifted to qualified applicants at the beginning of the academic year
Admissions
To be eligible for the Imperial College Global Online MBA, applicants must have five years of relevant work experience, at least a Lower Second Class Honors degree (or international equivalent, or professional qualification), and any applicable English language test results.
In addition to the standard official transcripts, CV, two references (at least one professional), a personal essay, an essay specifically covering career plans and the application fee, applicants may also choose to submit a three-minute video pitch, in which they should share anything else that their application might not have contained.
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One-Year MBA
Cambridge One-Year MBA Program Structure
The Cambridge One-Year MBA program at Judge Business School is a full-time program that consists of four terms of between 8 to 11 weeks long. The program typically kicks off in mid-September with an orientation of two weeks that includes pre-term courses and an overview of the MBA program. Following each of the four terms, Cambridge Judge allots a couple of weeks of vacation, which are to be used to study for the exams that immediately precede the subsequent term.
Curriculum
The Cambridge One-Year MBA, lasting from September until the following August, consists of four practical projects, two team projects, a capstone and a summer individual or workplace project.
Term One in the fall focuses on foundational studies using analytical tools and problem framing; Term Two in the early spring focuses on decision-making in Business Models; Term Three in later spring focuses on the global application; And Term Four in the summer focuses on the career aspects of MBA students.
Students choose from ten concentrations in the program, which are the following:
• Culture, Arts, and Media Management
• Energy and Environment
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• Health Strategies
• Social Innovation
• Digital Transformation
• Global Business
• Marketing
• Strategy
International One-Year MBA Rankings
• Forbes: 3
Class Profile
The most recent graduating class from the Judge Business School in the One-Year MBA program consisted of 174 students, representing 38 nationalities. Nearly 37 percent of the class identified as female. On average, students were 29-years old, had six years of professional work experience, and earned an average GMAT score of 687.
Career Statistics
The MBA Careers Service at Judge takes a very hands-on approach, seeing each student through from orientation to graduation and beyond via one-on-one sessions, workshops, and special interview preparation sessions. More than 90 percent of One-Year MBA graduates received some kind of job offer within three months after graduation. The average starting salary of One Year MBA grads is £99,753.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The Cambridge One-Year MBA program costs £59,0000. Expenses for meals, accommodations, and books may vary and are not included with the course fee.
Cambridge Judge Business School provides a number of scholarships and bursaries to MBA students each year. There are demographic bursaries for those high-performing students who hail from South Africa, for students from arts management, media, military, engineering, and nonprofit sectors, and for women in finance. In addition to the bursaries on offer, the University of Cambridge also offers several merit scholarships funded by trusts that students must fill out a separate form to apply for.
Admissions
Applicants must have a minimum of three years of full-time work experience after the completion of their undergraduate degree. Prospective students must submit a professional résumé, official GMAT scores, IELTS scores if applicable, transcripts from all undergraduate/post-graduate institutions, as well as one letter of recommendation from a supervisor.
All materials must be submitted via the Cambridge online application system; no applications will be accepted by mail. There is a one-time, nonrefundable £150 application fee.
2020-2021 Cambridge Judge One-Year MBA Deadlines
| Round | Application deadline | Interview dates |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 13 September 2021 | 15-29 October 2021 |
| 2 | 18 October 2021 | 26 November-10 December 2021 |
| 3 | 10 January 2022 | 18 February-11 March 2022 |
| 4 | 7 March 2022 | 22 April-6 May 2022 |
| 5 | 25 April 2022 | 27 May-10 June 2022 |
Cambridge Judge One-Year MBA FAQ
How has the university coped with the pandemic?
Currently, Cambridge has adopted a hybrid structure to allow for in-person and virtual learning.
What backgrounds do most Cambridge Judge One Year MBA candidates come from?
Students come from a variety of backgrounds however more than half of the most recent class came from the consulting industry.
Who were some recent employers of the Cambridge Judge One Year MBA graduates?
Amazon, Deloitte, and Google are just a few of the companies hiring graduates.
Executive MBA
City University London Executive MBA Program Structure
The City University London Executive MBA at Cass Business School is meant for managers who want to accelerate their career development while continuing full-time employment. Executive MBA students can either choose to take classes twice a week or on one weekend a month, both over a 24-month period. Like the full-time MBA program, this course begins with an orientation to acquaint incoming students to the facilities and introduce them to the program and their peers. The first year is separated into two semesters, each comprising two categories of classes and ending with exams. At the end of this year is an International Consultancy Project. In the second year, students choose electives and complete a Business Mastery Project.
Students also have the option to obtain the Executive MBA in Dubai in the UAE. Concentrations are offered in: Islamic Finance, Finance, Energy, or Entrepreneurship. Additional flexible planning for the EMBA is also available in the form of the Modular Executive MBA, which began in March of 2016. This track gives students the option to earn their EMBA over the course of two years, taking courses one long weekend per month (Friday through Monday).
Curriculum
The orientation for City University London Executive MBA students is strongly focused on networking. This week-long program takes place on a military base and includes numerous networking events and competitions.
The four core “modules” in the first year are Information & People Management, Financial Analysis & Management, Global Business, and Strategic Management. In the second year, students may choose electives from categories such as Finance, Strategy, and Marketing and Relationship Management. Similarly to the full-time MBA, the Business Mastery Project for EMBAs is a project which focuses on a real-world business problem for a chosen company, industry, or research area.
This degree program also includes a summer internship and numerous professional development workshops and networking events.
Executive MBA Rankings
• Financial Times: 31
Class Profile
The cohort class size for the 2020 Cass Business School EMBA is 48. Students are on average 35-years old with 12 years of work experience. The program is represented by 25 total nationalities, and 46 percent of female students.
Career Statistics
City University London Executive MBA graduates typically earn a starting salary of £92,171.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The Modular (weekend) EMBA and traditional City University London Executive MBA each cost a total of £50,000. Tuition covers all fees for the duration of the program, and textbooks for the first year. Career development programs as well as accommodation and flights for the international consultancy trip are also included.There are scholarships and awards available for the EMBA program, and the school also accepts corporate funding. The Prodigy Finance Loan is available to students, as well as the Santander and Career Development loans.
Please note fees are subject to change.
There are scholarships available for the EMBA program, and the school also accepts corporate funding. The Prodigy Finance Loan is available to students, as well as the Santander and Career Development loans.
Admissions
An applicant to the City University London Executive MBA program must have a degree from a highly regarded university or appropriate professional qualification. The applicant must have had at least five years relevant and appropriate work experience after graduation, or if without an undergraduate degree at least six years’ relevant business experience. For non-native English speakers, a well-balanced score of 7.0 on the IELTS is needed. Executive MBA applicants are not required to submit a GMAT score, however Cass may request it in some circumstances. Application requirements for the EMBA in Dubai and the Modular EMBA are the same.
The application itself has two essays, and requires two references from both an employer and a university tutor, or from a current and previous employer. Applicants are also required to complete a careers questionnaire.
Incoming students who do not possess an EEA passport might require a Tier 4 visa to study in the UK.
Application deadlines are as follows:
Round Deadline Date Status
Round 1 24 October 2021 Open
Round 2 28 November 2021
Round 3 16 January 2022
Round 4 20 February 2022
Round 5 10 April 2022
Round 6 15 May 2022
Round 7 19 June 2022
Round 8* Rolling Admissions
* Rolling applications will only run if there are still places available.
1 + 1 Program
Oxford University 1+1 MBA Program Structure
The Oxford University 1+1 MBA is a two-year postgraduate program designed to combine the depth of a specialized, one-year Master’s degree with the breadth of a one-year full-time MBA. Most students begin with their Master’s specialization in the first year of the program and take on the MBA curriculum in the second.
Curriculum
In the Oxford University 1+1 MBA program, students take their MBA coursework along with a year of Master’s coursework. They can choose from a diverse selection of MSc programs in other University of Oxford Departments. For example, some of the options include the Department of Education, The Criminology Department, and the Faculty of History.
International One-Year MBA Rankings
- Forbes: 5
Oxford University 1+1 MBA Class Profile
The most recent Oxford University 1+1 MBA class features 315 students. About 39 percent of the class is made up of female students. The total class features students from 62 different nationalities. In addition, 93 percent of the class comes from outside the UK. The average work experience per student, prior to enrollment, is five years and the GMAT score average is 690.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The cost of the Oxford University 1+1 MBA program is made up of the appropriate MSc tuition fees plus the cost for the MBA program. The cost for the MBA program in 2021-22 is £63,000, as well as the partnering program. This includes college membership, tuition fees and a lifelong membership to the Oxford Union. There will be a limited fee increase the following year.
Along with the other scholarships available to students, the Pershing Square Foundation announced in spring 2014 that it will make a £4.5M gift to fund up to five scholars per year in the 1+1 program, with the purpose of educating social entrepreneurs. The 1+1 admissions team evaluates applicants based on academics, leadership potential, passion for global impact, and a vision of how the 1+1 program could benefit their career. After the 1+1 program accepts an applicant, that student must submit a short statement to be considered for the Pershing Square Graduate Scholarship. Short-listed applicants receive invitations to interview with the scholarship panel.
Admissions
Applicants must meet the criteria for both the MBA program and the MSc department to which they intend to apply. Interested candidates should complete the online Oxford 1+1 MBA application, selecting 1+1 under the program of interest. As a second step, candidates must also apply to their target MSc program according to departmental application guidelines. Whilst most students have more than three years of prior work experience, Saïd does consider those with less work experience. In this case, the school looks for candidates who are able to demonstrate a high level of maturity, combined with evidence of leadership ability.
Apply to the Oxford MBA by following our application process and entry requirements, by our January deadline. For 2022-24 intake, this will be January 2022.
Executive MBA
Oxford University Executive MBA Program Structure
The 22-24-month Oxford University Executive MBA begins each year in January and September. During the two years, students will experience e-learning, as well as 16 self-contained residential week-long modules.
Curriculum
The Oxford University Executive MBA consists of nine core course modules. These modules include Accounting, Analytics, Firms and Markets, and Leadership Fundamentals, for instance. In addition, students will choose six-to-eight elective courses. Electives are more specific and explore in-depth topics in business. A group entrepreneurship project also spans the program’s length, allowing students to put their theoretical coursework into practice.
Two core courses and one elective of the 16 modules will take place overseas. During these courses, students will visit and learn from industry leaders in those global markets. Also unique to Oxford’s MBA programs, the Global Opportunities and Threats Oxford, or GOTO, component challenges students to use their accumulating business acumen to address global issues.
Oxford University Executive MBA Rankings
- Financial Times: 10
- The Economist: 11
Class Profile
With a class size of 69 , the Oxford EMBA boasts students from 40 different countries. About 25 percent of students identify as female, and the average age is 40 (age range between 30-54-years old). Around 24 industry sectors are represented in the current class.
Career Statistics
The average starting salary of Oxford EMBA grads is currently £181,733.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
Tuition for the upcoming classes in Oxford University Executive MBA program will pay £94,800, which includes the membership fees for an Oxford college and the Oxford Union.
A limited number of EMBA Candidates who submit a complete application by a certain date are eligible for the Oxford Graduate Scholarships, supported by HEFCE.
These scholarships are given to graduates of the University of Oxford for prior academic performance, breadth and depth of work experience, and interpersonal and leadership skills, for instance.
Additionally, each of these scholarships is a 50 percent discount of the course fee. Besides these scholarships, there are also a few other awards. For example, the school offers University of Oxford Scholarships, Director Scholarships, and awards for female students.
Oxford University Executive MBA Admissions
Oxford University Executive MBA applicants should have at least five years of managerial experience. Like the full-time MBA, applicants must also have an undergraduate degree and appropriate test scores.
Applicants must complete the online application, which includes three essays, official academic transcripts, official GMAT (600-plus) or GMAC Executive Assessment (150-plus) scores (those with more than 10 years of management experience may be excluded from submitting GMAT/GRE scores upon request), a CV or résumé, two professional or academic letters of recommendation, and a £150 non-refundable application fee. If an applicant is not a native English speaker, score reports from TOEFL or IELTS are also required.
The school additionally notes that a few select applicants may be exempt from submitting GMAT/GRE scores.
Application deadlines can be found here.
We operate rolling admissions deadlines:
Monday 5 April 2021 (Director’s Awards round 1 deadline)
Monday 17 May 2021 (Director’s Awards round 2 deadline)
Monday 26 July 2021 (Director’s Awards round 3 deadline and deadline for the Scholarships for Women, and the Oxford Alumni Scholarship)
Monday 6 September 2021 (Director’s Awards round 4 deadline)
Monday 25 October 2021 (Final deadline)
FAQs
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- How has the university coped with the pandemic? Classes are online to keep students and staff safe.
- What graduate programs does the school offer? MSc options in Finance, Global Healthcare, Law and Finance, and Major Programme Management are available as well as MBA and EMBA options.
- Is there any difference in course delivery between the January and September intakes? No: ‘The September intake is delivered in one-week modules over 24 months and the January intake is delivered in one-week modules over 22 months. Assessments take place at the end of each module therefore the total duration to complete the September and January programmes is 26 and 24 months respectively. There is no difference in content between the two intakes. Therefore, you can apply to join the cohort with the timing that suits you best.’
Oxford University Executive MBA Stats
Average Age: 40
Class Size: 69
Female Student Body: 25%
Length of Program: 22-24 months
Tuition: £94,800
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One Year MBA
Oxford University One Year MBA Program Structure
The Oxford University One Year MBA is broken into four terms, with a three-week orientation program at the beginning. The first term, Michaelmas, is devoted to core courses; the second, Hilary, adds electives and the Entrepreneurship Project to the mix; the third term, Trinity, continues the elective and core course balance. The summer term brings with it a choice of a consulting project, an internship, or summer elective courses.
Curriculum
When students arrive at the Oxford One Year MBA, they are immediately immersed in the activities of MBA Launch, an orientation program designed to lay the groundwork for the intensive yearlong program. Students have lectures, workshops, projects, and other events to attend. After those first three weeks, they embark on the Michaelmas term, which is comprised of core courses, including topics such as Business Finance, Analytics, Accounting, Strategy, Marketing, Leadership Fundamentals, and more. The first integrative module is Entrepreneurship, and occurs during this first term. The Hilary term continues the work on core courses and allows students to choose elective courses and begin the Entrepreneurship Project. The Trinity Term picks up where the Michaelmas and Hilary terms left off, with students continuing their coursework. The summer term is the most independent of the terms, and students can choose to do an internship, a consulting project, or summer elective courses.
In terms of methodology, the school divides their intended structure as follows: 40 percent lecture, 25 percent team project, 25 percent case study, and 10 percent simulations.
International One-Year MBA Rankings
• Forbes: 5
Class Profile
The 315 members of the Oxford One Year MBA class of 2019 had an average GMAT score of 690 and five years of work experience. Thirty nine percent of the class identified as female and 93 percent were of international origin. Students hailed from 62 different countries, with 26 percent from North America, 13 percent from South Asia, 12 percent from East Asia, and 14 percent from Western Europe. The remaining portion of students hailed from Oceania, Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe.
Career Statistics
The average starting salary of Oxford One Year MBA grads is currently £72,618.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
Tuition for the 2020-21 Oxford University One Year MBA program is £59,490 and Oxford-SBS estimates the total cost of living in Oxford for the year of the program will cost around £12,698-19,721.
The Saïd Business School offers many different scholarship options for incoming students. Some are awarded based on academic performance, others for identity groups, still more for interest in social entrepreneurship. Beyond those ample choices, students can also find scholarship opportunities available for Oxford University students in general, which are similarly varied.
Admissions
The Saïd Business School requires applicants to have an undergraduate degree, relevant professional experience, GMAT/GRE scores and an English test when applicable. A GMAT score of at least 650 is suggested in order to apply.
Applicants to the Oxford One Year MBA must complete the online application, which includes two essays, official academic transcripts, official GMAT/GRE scores, a CV or résumé, and two professional or academic letters of recommendation. If an applicant is not a native English speaker, score reports from TOEFL or IELTS will also be required.
Application deadlines for the Oxford MBA class of 2022-23:
- Stage 1: Wednesday, 1 September 2021
- Stage 2: Wednesday, 13 October 2021
- Stage 3: Wednesday, 12 January 2022
- Stage 4: Wednesday, 23 March 2022
SJU Opens New Office of Veterans Services
Saint Joseph’s University has opened a new Office of Veterans Services to serve as a central place for student veterans to meet with trained staff for academic and specialized support. Along with meeting the needs of the University’s veteran population, the office will also offer an entrepreneurship boot camp for veterans with disabilities.
“This move is a clear indication of the priority and commitment Saint Joseph’s places on the men and women who have served our country,” says director Ralph Galati ’70 (USAF). “Veterans are a growing population with specific needs and we’re pleased to offer an office where they can access support and information.”
Galati, who spent 14 months as a POW in Vietnam, is acutely aware of the challenges veterans often face as they transition from service to citizenship.
