Business School Review
Henley Management College
EUROPE
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
Executive MBA H
enley was founded in 1946 and has a wealth
of experience in delivering management
Global Distance Learning MBA
development to individuals and companies worldwide.
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
It was the first European business school to offer
MBA Only
an executive MBA and among the first to develop
Specialisation by Function:
a distance learning MBA. Henley is the 3rd largest
Corporate Governance supplier of MBA education in the world, with over
General Management
30,000 alumni across 124 countries. We are one
Leadership
Personal Development
of only a small number of triple-accredited schools
Strategic Management
worldwide - by AMBA (UK), EQUIS (Europe), AACSB
Specialisation by Industry:
(USA) - and we are ranked number 10 in the world by
No Industry Specification the Economist (2007).
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
The Henley MBA is available in 3 study modes:
January
Full Time, Executive, and Global Distance Learning
Programme Duration:
and a specialism in Project Management is available
12 months by distance learning. Regular Information Seminars
are offered at Henley and at Associates’ offices for There are also international study projects on
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 31500 / Total Program Cost
those requiring in depth information about the various the Full Time and Executive programmes looking at
programmes. Henley also exhibits at MBA Fairs in the business systems in different markets, as well as
Entry Requirements:
UK and worldwide. undertaking projects in different countries and social
Min. GMAT Score: N/A
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score: 240
settings.
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score: 580
The Henley MBA is the same qualification, the
Min. IELTS: 7
Min. Years of Work Experience: 5
only difference is the mode of study! Henley’s highly practical approach to learning can
be applied in the workplace immediately. We focus on
Application Fee:
USD ($) 0
Stage 1 of the programme is ‘Managing the small group ‘syndicate’ learning and always work in
Organisation’ and introduces the core subjects of teams. We also emphasise personal development and
Distance Course Information
‘Dynamics of Management’; ‘Managing People & help you define your objectives, identify skills gaps and
Start Dates:
January
Perfomance’; ‘Projects, Processes & Systems’; and develop personal action plans.
May ‘Managing Financial Resources’.
September
Stage 2 of the programme is ‘Making Business Choices’ Henley is ranked the number 1 business school in
Programme Duration:
which consists of modules on ‘The Global Business the world for ‘personal development and educational
36 months
Environment’; ‘Strategic Marketing’; ‘Corporate Finance experience’ and ‘potential to network’ (Economist,
Tuition Fee:
& Governance’ and ‘Strategic Direction’. 2007), and is ranked number 2 in the world for
GBP (£) 15500 / Total Program Cost Stage 3 of the programme is ‘Making a Difference’, ‘increase in salary’ and ‘final salary’.
where we look at ‘Leadership & Change’, ‘Reputation
Executive Course Information
Start Dates:
and Relationships’ and ‘The Management Challenge’. Overall, Henley will help you develop the skills
September The Management Challenge is a piece of real to effectively make difficult business choices not just
consultancy work which allows the programme considering shareholders, but all the stakeholders of
Programme Duration:
24 months
member to apply what they have learned to a real the business, thus securing the long-term future of the
business problem in an organisation. business and of the individuals within it.
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 39950 / Total Program Cost
Student Profile
Contact:
Chris is a Development Fellow and The second aspect which makes Henley distinct is
Chris Parker, Business Development Director
Henley Management College
Programme Leader for the Distance the application to practice which underpins everything
Greenlands
Learning MBA programme at Henley we do. Examinations are based on real cases and
Marlow Road
Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire
Management College. An alumnus assignments are set in real organisations. At Henley
RG9 3AU of the Henley MBA himself, he spent the three letters of the MBA add up to a mature way of
United Kingdom
12 years working in management thinking about dealing with modern business dilemmas
Tel: 01491 418803 education and training in Central and choices.
Fax: 01491 418899
Europe before joining the College in 2005. His research
Email:
mba@henleymc.ac.uk
Web:
www.henleymc.ac.uk interests include executive coaching and managing the Finally, the shared experience between participants
adult learning journey. is crucial to bringing together all the other elements.
Henley attracts people who have quite a bit of
“Why the Henley MBA? There are lots of reasons, management experience already, and that will be from
but also three attributes which stand out. The first a very wide range of industry and sector, so there is
is the fact that Henley focuses on all aspects of just breadth as well as depth. Not only that, with more
one thing - the executive manager. For the Henley- than 5,500 currently people enrolled worldwide on the
based programme member, resting as it does on the MBA, there are a lot of opportunities to network with
leafy banks of the River Thames, the College has no like minds.
distractions, no compromises to undergraduate courses
or internal rivalries with other university departments. For me, these words sum up the Henley MBA -
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In this space, faculty and programme members can prestigious, practical and powerful. “
come together to think, reflect and learn.
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