UNITED KINGDOM MBA
University of Edinburgh
Business School
The University of Edinburgh Business School mission is to
provide the highest quality business education to develop the
leaders of tomorrow. Located in the centre of the cosmopolitan
and historic capital city, the School utilises its strong local and
international corporate links to put students at the heart of
business.
Contact details
The University of Edinburgh Business School
7 Bristo Square
Edinburgh EH8 9AL
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)131 650 9663
Fax: +44 (0)131 650 8077
Email:
edinburgh.mba@ed.ac.uk
www.business-school.ed.ac.uk
■ Head of School
Professor Nick Oliver
■ Director of MBA
Simon Earp
■ Year founded
University founded 1583
Business taught since 1918
MBA taught since 1980
■ Language of instruction
English
■ Students
Approximately 65 on Full Time programme
■ Foreign students
Approximately 80%
■ Class size
65 for core courses, approximately 20 for elective courses
■ Gender distribution
74% male, 26% female
The SCHOOL programme, based on what future
■ Average age
employers expect. A collaborative
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The School is consistently ranked highly,
learning environment is encouraged
■ Average work experience
reflecting both its long history of 7 years
providing business education, and its
and fostered through small-group
■ Faculty
substantial body of experience in a
activities in all the courses.
85 full time lecturers
faculty comprising over 85 teaching
34 visiting lecturers
staff. Many are active in industry-based
The PROGRAMME ■ Library
MBA students have a dedicated online information
research and consultancy and this work The 12-month programme includes
resource which gives access to most major business
feeds into the quality and business eight core and five elective courses databases and journals. In addition students have use of
relevance of their teaching. (chosen from over 30), a business
the main university library, one of the largest research
simulation exercise, a consultancy
libraries in Europe.
project with a local organisation and a
■ Careers services
Academic STRENGTHS 5 staff dedicated to MBA careers, alumni and corporate
dissertation.
The Edinburgh MBA is academically
relations
tough but totally business relevant. It is
The 15-month International Business ■ Accreditation
AMBA and EQUIS
highly interactive, with a highly
programme includes a term of study
■ Scholarships
international class of experienced
abroad and an international internship.
See website for full list
fellow students. The School believes
■ Student accommodation
that students should not only be
LINKS and NETWORKS
A good range close to the School, from full catering to
equipped with the latest knowledge but The School fosters strong corporate links
self-contained flats solely for postgraduates. See website
also the personal skills to apply that and delivers an extensive programme
www.accom.ed.ac.uk
knowledge in the best possible way. For of guest speakers and company
■ Location
2 km south of the city centre
that reason the Edinburgh MBA delivers presentations. The School boasts an
■ Nearest airport
an unrivalled personal development active 3500+ alumni network.
Edinburgh International airport is 20 km away
Programme Start Duration in months Price
MBA (full time) September 2008 12 £22,800
MBA in International Business (full time) September 2008 15 £24,100
MBA (part time) October 2008 30 £16,450
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