Tailored for professionals navigating the business sector, our MBA Entrepreneurship and Innovation programme has been developed to propel careers to new heights. Rooted in flexibility and accessibility, this comprehensive 12-month fully distance learning initiative kick-starts with dynamic ‘taught’ e-learning modules. These modules delve into advanced research methods, project management, leadership, and statistical techniques. Accessible through MLA’s Total Learning Package (TLP), these course materials offer unparalleled convenience, downloadable directly to computers. A standout feature of this programme is the MBA research project, where students embark on a 60-credit dissertation module. They will merge practical and academic research, showcasing their proficiency for the MBA degree. Throughout their academic journey with us, students will receive support from our dedicated tutors. With a self-paced structure, students can tailor their study schedule, ensuring the flexibility to submit within their preferred timeframe.
The programme presents a core MBA award alongside specialised pathways, including Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Maritime Operations, , Marketing, Capital Markets and Finance, and Financial Technology. This diverse array of pathways empowers students to align their MBA with their career aspirations.
Likely to be a postgraduate qualification such as PG Diploma but will depend on the applicant’s existing qualifications and professional experience. Flexibility exists to be considered by the Admissions Tutor.
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