Cranfield School of Management

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Overview

Cranfield School of Management has been delivering world-class MBA programmes for over 40 years and is triple accredited by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.

The Cranfield MBA is not just about acquiring skills and techniques of general manageme ... Read more

 

Student/Alumni Profile

Helen Hume, MBA 2008
Senior Auditor, British American Tobacco

Recommended by a friend, Cranfield made an immediately positive impact on me through the fantastic efficiency of the admissions department. The first week set the ton ... Read more

Programme Type

Full Time, Part Time, Executive
MBA Only

Specialisation by Function

  • Change Management
  • Corporate Governance
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Information Management
  • Innovation / Knowledge Management
  • Leadership
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management
  • Organisational Behavior
  • Personal Development
  • Strategic Management

Course Languages

English

Student Profile

% Female Students 23%
% International 80%
Avg. Work Exp. 9 years
Avg. Student's Age 32
Avg. GMAT 670

Programme Profile

Accreditations AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS
Established Date 1967
Start Dates September
Avg. Programme Duration 12 months
Avg. Total Tuition Fees (excluding living expenses + books) GBP 31000
Class in Corporate Governance or Business Ethics Yes
Teaching Methodology More than 50% Case Method / Less than 50% Lecture based

Scholarship / Financial Aid

School-sponsored Scholarship / Financial Aid Yes

Admission Requirements

Application deadline Rolling
Min. Gmat 600
Min Toefl (Paper) 600
Min Toefl (Computer) 250
Accept IELTS Yes
Min IELTS 7
Min years of work experience 3
Essay Req. Yes
Interview Req. Yes
References Req. Yes
Resume / C.V. No
Undergrad or equivalent degree No
Official Transcripts Yes
Completed Application Form Yes

Student Profile

% Female Students 23%
% International 37%
Avg. Work Exp. 12 years
Avg. Student's Age 34
Avg. GMAT 660

Programme Profile

Accreditations AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS
Established Date 1981
Start Dates January
Avg. Programme Duration 24 months
Avg. Total Tuition Fees (excluding living expenses + books) GBP 26500
Class in Corporate Governance or Business Ethics Yes
Teaching Methodology More than 50% Case Method / Less than 50% Lecture based

Scholarship / Financial Aid

School-sponsored Scholarship / Financial Aid Yes

Admission Requirements

Application deadline Rolling
Min. Gmat 600
Min Toefl (Paper) 600
Min Toefl (Computer) 250
Accept IELTS Yes
Min IELTS 7
Min years of work experience 3
Essay Req. Yes
Interview Req. Yes
References Req. Yes
Resume / C.V. No
Undergrad or equivalent degree No
Official Transcripts Yes
Completed Application Form Yes

Student Profile

% Female Students 27%
% International 27%
Avg. Work Exp. 11 years
Avg. Student's Age 35
Avg. GMAT 660

Programme Profile

Accreditations AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS
Established Date 1981
Start Dates January
Avg. Programme Duration 24 months
Avg. Total Tuition Fees (excluding living expenses + books) GBP 31000
Class in Corporate Governance or Business Ethics Yes
Teaching Methodology More than 50% Case Method / Less than 50% Lecture based

Scholarship / Financial Aid

School-sponsored Scholarship / Financial Aid Yes

Admission Requirements

Application deadline Rolling
Min. Gmat 600
Min Toefl (Paper) 600
Min Toefl (Computer) 250
Accept IELTS Yes
Min IELTS 7
Min years of work experience 3
Essay Req. Yes
Interview Req. Yes
References Req. Yes
Resume / C.V. No
Undergrad or equivalent degree No
Official Transcripts Yes
Completed Application Form Yes

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