Discover the top online MBA programmes available to study around the world with the QS Online MBA Rankings 2021.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the C ...
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the C ...
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Discover the top online MBA programmes available to study around the world with the QS Online MBA Rankings 2021.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings. ...
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings. ...
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
IE Business School (Spain), Imperial College Business School (UK) and Warwick Business School (UK) ranked first, second and third respectively in the QS Online MBA Rankings 2022.
Can the online MBA provide the same level of education as an on-campus experience? Here’s how some of the top online MBA programmes in the world are doing just that.
What makes Imperial College Business School’s online MBA programme number one in the UK for another year? We spoke to Vice Dean Leila Guerra and Academic Director Professor Mark Perkmann to find out more.
What makes IE Business School's online MBA programme so special to take the number one spot for yet another year? We spoke with the school to find out more.
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QS Online MBA Rankings 2021
Discover the top online MBA programmes available to study around the world with the QS Online MBA Rankings 2021.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Want to learn more about the world's top online MBA programmes? We've also taken a closer look at the schools with the most expensive tuition and the highest proportion of female students in their cohort.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Want to learn more about the world's top online MBA programmes? We've also taken a closer look at the schools with the most expensive tuition and the highest proportion of female students in their cohort.
Discover the top online MBA programmes available to study around the world with the QS Online MBA Rankings 2021.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Want to learn more about the world's top online MBA programmes? We've also taken a closer look at the schools with the most expensive tuition and the highest proportion of female students in their cohort.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Want to learn more about the world's top online MBA programmes? We've also taken a closer look at the schools with the most expensive tuition and the highest proportion of female students in their cohort.
Now in its 10th year, the QS Online MBA Rankings are bigger than ever before with over 50 of the world's top business schools included in this year's rankings.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has made online education more vital than ever before, and many of the top-ranked schools have seen increased interest in their online MBA programs.
Pietro Micheli, Professor of Business Performance & Innovation and Course Director for the Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School, said: "The pandemic has seen demand increase significantly for our Distance Learning MBA.
"In fact demand and final recruitment numbers have increased significantly for both the Warwick and London formats of our Distance Learning MBA, and we are seeing a similar pattern for our June 2021 intakes with demand continuing to be extremely buoyant."
Ranked second this year, Imperial College Business School told us of their belief that greater flexibility in MBA programs is here to stay. Professor Markus Perkmann, Academic Director of the Global Online MBA, said: "We know that many of our MBA candidates want to personalise their MBA in terms of the topics they study, and we have therefore introduced a set of flexcore modules to allow for more choice.
"Students also value flexibility, so we have made the length of this part-time programme variable, so that our candidates can now choose to do their MBA in 21, 24 or 32 months."
Want to learn more about the world's top online MBA programmes? We've also taken a closer look at the schools with the most expensive tuition and the highest proportion of female students in their cohort.
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