About University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business
The UCT GSB has, over the past 50 years, charted its own, distinctly African, path. Since opening our doors in 1964 with the first class of 17 part-time MBA students, we have set the pace for business education on the continent. The school is one of three African business schools to be triple-crown accredited with quality endorsements from three leading global bodies: AACSB; EQUIS and AMBA.
We offer transformative learning experiences that equip tomorrow’s leaders to run sustainable organisations and find solutions to the challenges that we collectively face. A rich eco-system of teaching, learning and research at the UCT GSB is directed towards building a more economically prosperous, more equitable, and more integrated continent. We believe in turning innovative ideas into relevant solutions for emerging market problems and make sure that our graduates have the skills and business acumen to lead with integrity and drive change.
About University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business
The UCT GSB has, over the past 50 years, charted its own, distinctly African, path. Since opening our doors in 1964 with the first class of 17 part-time MBA students, we have set the pace for business education on the continent. The school is one of three African business schools to be triple-crown accredited with quality endorsements from three leading global bodies: AACSB; EQUIS and AMBA.
We offer transformative learning experiences that equip tomorrow’s leaders to run sustainable organisations and find solutions to the challenges that we collectively face. A rich eco-system of teaching, learning and research at the UCT GSB is directed towards building a more economically prosperous, more equitable, and more integrated continent. We believe in turning innovative ideas into relevant solutions for emerging market problems and make sure that our graduates have the skills and business acumen to lead with integrity and drive change.
Scholarships
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
How to Pay For an MBA
Financing your MBA isn't easy, but with scholarships, fellowships, grants, and employer support, there are plenty of options out there.
A Comprehensive Guide to MBA Funding
Here’s everything you need to know about MBA funding - from scholarships to loans and sponsorships.
From Student Loans to Scholarships, Here’s How to Pay for Your MBA
Tuition fees can be an obstacle to MBA study. So here are five fantastic ways to sort your MBA finance.
Rankings & Ratings
University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business is one of the top universities in , . It is ranked #=73 in Executive MBA Rankings - Global 2026.
Executive MBA Rankings - Global
- 2022#=60
- 2023#=51
- 2024#=53
- 2025#=60
- 2026#=73
Executive MBA Rankings - Global
- 2022#=60
- 2023#=51
- 2024#=53
- 2025#=60
- 2026#=73
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