Business School Review
Tanaka Business School,
EUROPE
Imperial College London
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
Distance Learning MBA
U
ndertake your MBA at Imperial and you become
a graduate of one of the world’s leading
Executive MBA
universities. Imperial College attracts students and
Joint Degree Programmes Offered: faculty from amongst the world’s best with the
MBA Only
majority of students on the MBA coming from outside
Specialisation by Function:
the UK. That means you will be exposed to a great
Entrepreneurship
variety of perspectives and market insights, all of
Finance
General Management
which will stimulate your own thinking; any one of
Health Care Management which could prove crucial in your future career.
Innovation / Knowledge Management
Risk Management
Imperial College is renowned for its innovation and
Specialisation by Industry:
our MBA is consistently ranked in the top 10 worldwide
Banking / Financial Services
Consulting
for entrepreneurship. You will therefore leave equipped can choose to pursue projects at any of the blue chip
Pharmaceutical / Bio-Medical
with the latest insights into how to create, scrutinise companies, consultancies and financial firms which
Public Sector
Retail / Consumer Goods
and exploit opportunities. You will also learn, practice are keen to work with Imperial MBA students.
Venture Capital & Private Equity and master the skills required to innovate, and to
manage innovation in others. These are as useful to an The Imperial MBA is offered in three ways:
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
individual in a large organisation as an entrepreneur • Full-time - a 12 month, full-time, intensive
October
starting up their own business. programme.
Programme Duration:
• Executive part-time weekdays - a 24 month part-
12 months The Imperial MBA is highly practical. Everything time programme starting in December of each year.
you learn here benefits both you and the organisations Attendance is every other Friday plus eight three-day
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 28000 / Total Program Cost
you work for. And you don’t just learn: you put this blocks during the year (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday).
learning into practice, both in teams and individually. The attendance pattern in the second year varies based
Entry Requirements:
As personal skills are key to gaining access to upon choice of electives and project.
Min. GMAT Score : 600
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 250
opportunities, you can choose development courses • Executive part-time weekends - a 21 month part-time
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 610
that will enhance your social competence and make programme starting in April of each year. Attendance
Min. IELTS : 7
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
you a better team player and networker. As a result, you is over one long weekend each month from April to
will find life more rewarding as you build relationships, December (Thursday afternoon, Friday, Saturday
Application Fee:
USD ($) 150
establish friendships and excel at whatever you set out and Sunday morning). The second year has varied
to do. attendance based on choice of electives and project.
Distance Course Information
Start Dates:
September
And then there is the location. South Kensington To find out more contact Wee Ming Lim,
is a highly popular area of London with its central MBA Recruitment Officer, on +44 (0)20 7594
Programme Duration:
location and vibrant, multicultural atmosphere. You 9206,
mba@imperial.ac.uk or visit our website
24 months
will find great museums, large beautiful parks and a
www.imperial.ac.uk/tanaka/
Tuition Fee: huge range of cuisines served in the local restaurants.
GBP (£) 1250 / Per Course
All this is on your doorstep. A few minutes away you Imperial College also offers an MBA by distance
Executive Course Information
can explore the lively arts scene, range of theatres, learning. See
www.imperial.ac.uk/tanaka/distance-
Start Dates:
fabulous stores and endless choice that make London learning-mba for more information.
April
December
one of the most exciting cities in the world. London is
the headquarters for many global organisations. You
Programme Duration:
21-24 months
Student Profile
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 34250 - 37000 / Total Program Cost
Dr Syed Jafri somewhat different. It’s good to find that out in a
Contact:
Full-time MBA 2006-2007 supportive environment.
Wee Ming Lim, Recruitment Officer
Tanaka Business School
Imperial College London
An experienced surgeon and I had absolutely no business experience when I
South Kensington campus
radiologist, Dr Syed Jafri wanted to came. So the theory has been great - it gave me the in-
London, England
SW7 2AZ
study for an MBA to take a break from depth business knowledge I wanted from an MBA. The
United Kingdom
medicine and reassess his career path. practical focus of Imperial’s MBA suits me as I learn
Tel: +44 (0)20 7594 9206
best by doing. The core project work at the beginning
Fax: +44 (0)20 7594 9184 “If you’re a medic, you make a decision in your of the year develops a set of analytical skills. You learn
Email:
mba@imperial.ac.uk
Web:
www.imperial.ac.uk/tanaka
early twenties which pretty much determines the rest how to go through large amounts of information and
of your life. I felt like taking 12 months out to consider hone down potential solutions quickly.
the alternatives. Of all the high ranking business
schools, Imperial was the only one that really catered The other thing that’s impressed me is the electives.
for people with established skills developed outside I decided to take medical related modules for credit but
business. have sat in on other electives. I attended the Intellectual
Property Valuation and Advanced Marketing courses
Imperial also appealed because of the personal and found them fascinating. They’ve opened my mind
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skills development programme. We all think we’re to possibilities I hadn’t previously considered.”
great at things like team working but the reality is
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