- Health
- Information Technology
- Law
-
Management
- Master of Business Administration
- MBA (Business in Emerging Markets)
- MBA (Entrepreneurship)
- MBA (Finance & Accounting)
- MBA (International Business)
- MBA (Leadership)
- MBA (Marketing)
- DBA
- MSc in Corporate Finance
- MSc in Global Consumer Marketing
- MSc in Global Human Resources
- MSc in International Accounting & Finance
- MSc in International Accounting & Finance (International Financial Reporting)
- MSc in International Accounting & Finance (Strategic Finance Practice)
- MSc in International Accounting & Finance (Emerging markets)
- MSc in International Management
- MSc in International Management (Management of Health Systems)
- MSc in International Management (Oil & Gas)
- MSc in Operations & Supply Chain Management
- MSc in Operations & Supply Chain Management (Oil & Gas)
- MSc in Operations & Supply Chain Management (Procurement & Sourcing)
- MSc in Project Management
- MSc in Project Management (Construction & Infrastructure)
- MSc in Project Management (Oil & Gas)
- Psychology
Active learning
- Constant interaction with classmates
- Ongoing assessment
- Active discussions not passive lectures
- No ‘learning by heart’ or exams
- Strong focus on assignments and projects
- Class size
Our programmes are relevant to modern business in their method as well as their content. Critical analysis and lively debate with instructors and fellow students mean you acquire new knowledge, perspectives and skills. You cannot hide at the back of the classroom. You are assessed on quality of your contribution, not your memory. If you have already provided a rationale for your viewpoint to 15 classmates, suddenly the financial director is much less daunting

