Business School Review
Cass Business School
EUROPE
School Statistics
Programme Type:
C
ass Business School produces graduates who are
Full Time MBA
skilled and knowledgeable leaders and managers, Executive MBA (Evening)
who can influence people, offer strategic direction,
Modular Exec MBA (Weekend)
and make good use of financial, human, techological
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
and material resources. Achieving this has positioned
MBA Only
Cass as one of the top business schools in the world.
Specialisation by Function:
Entrepreneurship
Located just off Finsbury Square in the City of
General Management
Information Management
London, we are at the heart of one of the world’s most Leadership
dynamic financial and commercial centres. Our City
Marketing
Strategic Management
location has another practical benefit. It has been
instrumental in helping us forge outstanding links
Specialisation by Industry:
with the plethora of organisations based here, ranging
No Industry Specification
from financial and multinational giants to aggressive Full Time Course Information
new start-ups. They provide direct input into our
Start Dates:
September
programmes, as well as sponsoring and emloying to put your skills into practice and develop your
many of our students and alumni. As a result, the managerial capabilities. Programme Duration:
opportunities to develop a network of contacts within
12 months
the City of London are unparralled. The Cass MBA uses innovative delivery methods in
Tuition Fee:
addition to formal lectures such as the mentor system
GBP (£) 28000 / Per Year
We offer an intensive and rigorous programme, which is at the heart of our collaborative learning
Entry Requirements:
which offers participants the opportunity to think approach. Min. GMAT Score : 600
strategically, tackle complex issues and manage
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : N/A
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : N/A
effectively in a global environment. International in perspective, The Cass MBA can
Min. IELTS : 7
include trips to many different locations, including
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
The Cass MBA is offered in the following three Russia, Poland, Argentina, India and China.
Application Fee:
formats: GBP (£) 50
- Full-time An important benefit of the MBA Programmes is
Executive Course Information
- Executive (part-time evenings and some weekends) the chance to join a worldwide network of managers
Start Dates:
- Modular (part-time, one long weekend once a month able to support each other throughout their careers. February
over 24 months) We maintain regular contact with our MBA graduates
May
September
and encourage social networking.
Each programme consists of three main elements:
Programme Duration:
24 months
1. A Core Management Programme taken by For most people studying for an MBA is not an end
all participants and assessed by coursework and in itself - it is a means to further their career goals. Tuition Fee:
examinations. Acknowledging this, we offer all MBA participants a
GBP (£) 37000 / Per Course
range of internal and external career services to help
Contact:
2. Then you move forward to take a range of you gain immediate and long-term returns to your
Sarah Finch/Tom Sommerlad,
Admissions Officers
Elective Courses. All courses are designed to integrate investment.
Cass Business School
theory and practice and inform you of the latest
106 Bunhill Row
business developments and are chosen from options Student Profile
London
EC1Y 8TZ
designed to addrewss both breadth and depth in each Average Age 30 United Kingdom
subject from which you can design the MBA most Age range 24-44
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7040 8607/8
suited to your needs. Average work experience 8 years Fax: +44 (0) 207 040 8898
Women/men 37/63
Email:
cass-mba@city.ac.uk
Web:
www.cassmba.com
3. The final element of your MBA focuses on a International 70%
Business Mastery Project that provides an opportunity
Student Profile
R
obin Kamath had nearly ten years experience in I particularly enjoyed working with fellow students
the workplace when he applied for a place on the from different disciplines and cultures; it helped me
Cass MBA programme to widen his horizons. Today he understand and develop my own self-awareness.
is Business Technology Manager for Europe, Middle
East & Africa (EMEA) for Johnson & Johnson with a If I was to plot where I am now versus where I
specific focus on Research & Development (R&D). would have been, I am confident that my decision to
do the MBA has certainly shifted the curve upward
“In today’s international environment, leaders need not only professionally, but also on the personal
to walk seamlessly across geographical boundaries development side.”
and if you can’t develop rapport with people and
bring them along, your job is ten times harder. Cass
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