Business School Review
Solvay Business School,
Université Libre de Bruxelles
EUROPE
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
Part Time MBA
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
MBA Only
Specialisation by Function:
Accountancy & Financial
Marketing
Specialisation by Industry:
No Industry Specification
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
September
Programme Duration:
10 months
Tuition Fee:
EURO (€) 16000 / Total Program Cost
Entry Requirements:
Min. GMAT Score : 580
Min. TOEFL Internet Based Score : 95
Mission Statement:
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 600
“We empower talented professionals to develop Business is nothing if not international. This
Min. IELTS : 6.5
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
their utmost potential into a meaningful, responsible is reflected in the stimulating mix of nationalities
and successful career through an outstanding and experiences found in the Solvay MBA faculty.
Application Fee:
EURO (€) 0
educational journey in the heart of Europe” Exceptional professors and successful practitioners
bring a unique set of skills to the program. 50% Part Time Course Information
Overview: of our faculty comes from different international
Start Dates:
September
Located at the very heart of the European Union, universities and the majority of the practitioners work
the Solvay Business School [SBS] is a prestigious for international if not global companies.
Programme Duration:
leader in management education with a 100-year
20 months
reputation of excellence, offering 2 high-quality MBA A dedicated Career Advancement Program [CAP] Tuition Fee:
programs [Full-time and Part-time] and providing the assists participants all along the program in defining
EURO (€) 20000 / Total Program Cost
specific skills and contacts that are needed to thrive in their career objectives. CAP also provides practical
Contact:
today’s fast-paced international business environment. guidance on conducting a successful job search. In Géraldine le Maire,
Participants benefit from a large, multidisciplinary addition to career coaching and career events, the
Marketing & Admissions Manager
Solvay Business School,
university with the highest teaching standards and CAP also provides direct links to job sources, while Université Libre de Bruxelles
they have access to all ULB facilities. a CV Book is distributed to over 1,000 corporations
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worldwide and to the reputable recruitment agencies. Brussels
The SBS MBA is accredited by EQUIS and AMBA.
1050
Belgium
With a century of education behind it, the SBS
The program starts early September and finishes network provides MBA participants with a source
Tel: +32 (2) 650 65 17
Fax: +32 (2) 650 41 99
late June. The academic year is spread into 5 periods of useful contacts and activities. The SBS Alumni
Email:
mba@ulb.ac.be
[8 weeks each] based on courses and seminars. Association represents all the graduates of the entire
Web:
www.solvay.edu/mba
Participants follow 11 core courses [35 ECTS], program taught at the Solvay ULB and Solvay VUB,
a selection of elective courses [20 ECTS] and an which represents a network of more than 13.000
integrative course [5 ECTS]. For the participants eager members. Being a part of this structure, SBS MBA
to acquire stronger skills in a specific field of study, offers an outstanding access to the alumni network.
the program offers two main fields of specializations:
Finance, Control and Accounting; and Strategy and MBA Alumni Association:
http://www.solvaymba.org
Marketing. In order to get a specialisation, participants
are required to take a total of 15 ECTS-credits among Tuition fees: 16,000 Euros [Full-time] - 20,000
the electives corresponding to the selected field of Euros [Part-time]. Limited number of partial
study. scholarships is available.
A truly multicultural and heterogeneous Applications take place on a rolling basis.
environment is one of the main assets of Solvay MBA. Application deadline: August 22nd. International
Participants come from over 30 different countries applicants are invited to apply earlier in order to avoid
which makes the Solvay MBA a real international any delays or inconveniences that might occur due to
experience. Courses are taught in English. the visa procedures.
Student Profile
T
he MBA participant body is characterized by making strength out of this diversity and embark for
its variety in terms of nationality, background, a unique experience.
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