An MBA can accelerate a career you already have or help you change direction. See how long it takes, what work experience and tests you need, and which format suits you, then talk to a counsellor about the right fit.
General guide, not a guarantee of admission. Work experience expectations, test requirements and rankings differ by business school and change over time. We confirm the exact requirements for your shortlist.
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A general guide. Requirements differ by business school and your own profile.
The right format depends on your career stage, your finances and whether you can pause work.
An intensive one to two-year programme where you pause work to study, ideal for a bigger career change.
Evening or weekend classes over a longer period, letting you keep your job while you study.
Designed for experienced managers and leaders, often with more work experience expected and a leadership focus.
Coursework delivered mostly online, with some in-person residencies, for maximum flexibility around work.
Most MBAs let you specialise through electives or a concentration in your second year.
Tick off what you already have ready for your MBA application.
Requirements vary by business school and its ranking, format and your own profile.
What professionals ask us most about MBAs abroad.
Most full-time MBA programmes expect around 2 to 5 years of work experience, though this varies widely by school. Executive MBAs usually expect more, often 8 years or more, along with a management role.
Many business schools ask for a GMAT or GRE score, though a growing number offer waivers based on your work experience or academic background. Check the policy at each school you are considering.
Full-time MBAs typically take one to two years, depending on the country and school. Part-time and executive formats spread the same content over a longer period, often two to three years.
Base it on your career goal rather than what is popular. Many programmes let you keep a general management MBA and specialise only through electives, so you are not always locked in early.
It depends on your starting point, the school, the format and how you use the network and skills afterwards. A counsellor can help you weigh the cost against your career goals before you commit.
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