Business School Review
Exeter University,
EUROPE
School of Business and Economics
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
THE EXETER MBA
Part Time MBA
The Exeter MBA at the University of Exeter
Modular MBA
School of Business and Economics in the South-West
Joint Degree Programmes Offered: of England is a well-established programme that is
MBA Only
accredited by the Association of MBAs (AMBA). The
Specialisation by Function:
programme challenges you and develops your capacity
Marketing Management
to solve and manage business problems in a global
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Financial Management
context. All of our teaching faculty are research and
Leadership business-active, most of them at the highest level.
Many of our professors have senior advisory roles in the
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
UK Government and European business community.
September
The result is a programme that is always up-to-date,
Programme Duration:
inspiring and thought-provoking. Our alumni frequently
12 months
credit our MBA with successfully changing their lives
by giving them the ability and confidence to manage A STRONG ACADEMIC FACULTY
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 16860 / Total Programme Cost
well and be creative in business. Exeter enjoys an excellent reputation in the UK
for research, teaching quality and support. The latest
Entry Requirements:
UNIVERSITY OF THE YEAR (2001) Research Assessment Exercise rated 98% of
Min. GMAT Score : 600
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 250
The University of Exeter is the Times Higher Exeter subject areas in the top grades (5*, 5 or 4), and
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 600
University of the Year for 2007/8, and is ranked 17 the School received a 5 rating for accounting, finance
Min. IELTS : 7
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
in the 2007 Times Good University Guide. The School and economics. For teaching quality, all subjects
of Business and Economics has achieved the highest assessed by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA)
Application Fee:
GBP (£) 0
ranking for a business school in the National Student since 1996 scored top marks for student support and
Surveys of 2006 and 2007. The University Exeter is guidance.
Part Time Course Information
one of the UK’s liveliest and vibrant universities in the
Start Dates:
January
UK, and our success in student satisfaction surveys GOOD LIFESTYLE, GREAT PLACE TO LEARN AND
September demonstrates how much students enjoy studying with DEVELOP
us. Students enjoy being at Exeter, and this is reflected
Programme Duration:
36 months
in their performance, which is often highly ranked
The University is part of the 1994 Group, a in the league tables. They find the atmosphere on
Tuition Fee:
GBP (£) 15300 / Total Programme Cost
group of 14 UK universities that includes Durham, campus is lively yet relaxed and friendly, the climate
Warwick, York and the London School of Economics. mild and pleasant, and our attractive campus that is so
Modular Course Information
The universities in this group are small and medium near the city to be convenient and conducive to a good
Start Date:
Flexible
sized universities, built on a human scale. Exeter is lifestyle. In brief, Exeter is a great place for learning
a campus university, offering students purpose-built and personal development. Students who come nearly
Programme Duration:
accommodation, conveniently close to libraries and always complete their programme of study, and when
36 months - 72 months
social facilities. Exeter is unaffected by the impersonal they do, it is often with good results.
Tuition Fee: and bureaucratic culture of very large universities,
GBP (£) 17100 for academic year 2007/08
and the MBA offers individual supervision and small
Contact:
group teaching by some of Britain’s most distinguished
Maureen Costelloe, MBA Programme Manager
scholars and researchers.
Exeter University,
School of Business and Economics
Streatham Court
Rennes Drive
Student Profile
Exeter, Devon
EX4 4PU Simon Baird Not one day has passed that I have not learnt from
United Kingdom
Full-time 2007/8 the facility here which is as rich in practical application
Tel: +44 01392 264494 as it is in academic accreditation. The whole learning
Fax: 01392 264425
I came to the Exeter with a BSc in Psychology from process has been enhanced by the diversity of
Email:
m.w.costelloe@exeter.ac.uk
Web:
www.exeter.ac.uk/mba Sussex University and an Associate of Science from the nationalities and cultures on the course and to have
Hotel School in Lausanne. Both of which have helped all this in the setting of Exeter University has made the
with the programme but it’s my life experience as a whole experience a joy, even with the massive level of
catering manager in the City of London for seven years commitment required to participate at this level.
that has enabled me to come to the fore of the MBA.
In the end I have chosen the general route
I was attracted to the Exeter MBA due to its focus with options in innovation, internet marketing and
on the core management skills. This as I expected consumption, markets and culture. This is giving
is with the approach to create rounded managers of me a deep understanding of the problems facing
the future with a comprehensive understanding of all management in the 21st centaury and cognitions of
facets of business. Moreover the programme offered how to address many problems in hand.
the potential to specialise in a particular field or take a
general route if I so required. At the time of application I would whole heartedly recommend the Exeter
I was not too sure of my future but wanted the solid programme for anybody who has the want and drive to
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