The online MBA at EU Business School has the highest percentage of international students of those featured in the QS Online MBA Rankings 2020.
Released today, the QS Online MBA Rankings assess the online MBA offerings of 47 business schools worldwide, demonstrating just how easy it is to earn your MBA remotely.
You can find out more about the methodology used to produce the rankings here.
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QS Online MBA Rankings 2020: Most International Students |
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Rank |
Business School |
% of international students |
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1 |
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100
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2 |
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86
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3 |
|
84
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4 |
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80 |
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=5
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79 |
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=5 |
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79 |
|
7 |
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76
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=8 |
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69
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=8 |
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69 |
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10 |
|
53 |
10) Aston Business School

Kicking off our top 10 is Aston Business School, international students making up 53 percent of the 2020 cohort.
The school offers six MBA intakes every year to ensure that the program is widely accessible to a wide range of candidates, regardless of personal and professional commitments.
The program is completely online and features several UN Sustainable Development Goals in its curriculum, such as Good Health and Well-being, Industry, Responsible Consumption and Production, and Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. The inclusion of these goals helps students become responsible leaders.
Tuition is US$24,245.86.
=8) The Robert Gordon University Aberdeen Business School

In joint eighth place is Aberdeen Business School’s online MBA, with 69 percent of international students in its 2020 cohort.
The program focuses on practical teaching to give its students advanced leadership skills and an in-depth understanding of different areas of business. Participants have the option to choose a specialization, such as the MBA Oil and Gas Management specialist course, to tailor their curriculum to their interests.
This year, the program has a very small student cohort of only 26 students, but they do have one of the highest averages for work experience – 14 years. 19 percent of students identify as female.
The program takes an average of 33 months to complete. Activities include two-and-a-half hours per week of lectures, webinars and 32-48 hours of practical classes or workshop in the final semester.
Tuition for the program is £20,000 (approx. US$25,096).
=8) Birmingham Business School

The second school in joint eighth place is Birmingham Business School. Its 33-month online MBA program has 69 percent international students in its 2020 cohort.
Birmingham’s online MBA provides a combination of academic research, practical teaching and integrated online live conferencing sessions. Corporate social responsibility, sustainability and multiculturalism are recurring themes throughout the program, helping students tailor their business knowledge to the issues of contemporary times.
Birmingham Business School offers three MBA intakes per year. Tuition is US$26,716.03.
7) Bradford School of Management

Bradford School of Management offers a 36-month MBA with four yearly intakes in January, April, July and October. The program has a high percentage of international students: 76 percent in the 2020 cohort.
Tuition is £18,296 (approx. US$24,245.86). Bradford students have the option to take two international modules through the university’s Dubai Hub at no additional cost.
The program received a good score for class profile. Out of the 2020 student cohort, 31 percent identify as female. Participants have an average 13 years’ work experience.









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