Online MBA

MBA specialisations

14 specialisations are available. Choose the stream that matches where you want your career to go.

• MBA in Business Analytics

  Sits between the data team and the decision-makers. You learn to frame a business question, get the data to answer it, and present the answer to people who will not read a model.

• MBA in Data Science

  The more technical of the two analytics routes. Where business analytics stops at the insight, data science goes into building the models that produce it.

• MBA in Digital Marketing Management

  Covers the paid, owned and earned channels together, and the measurement that decides where the next rupee goes. The management angle matters more than tool knowledge here.

• MBA in Entrepreneurship and Leadership Management

  Aimed at people who have to build something rather than administer it - validating an idea, financing it, hiring for it and leading it once it works.

• MBA in Finance and Accounting Management

  Takes you from recording what happened to explaining what it means and what to do next - corporate finance, reporting and the analysis behind capital decisions.

• MBA in Human Resource Management

  The shift from HR as process to HR as business capability - hiring, performance, retention and the employment law that constrains all three.

• MBA in Information Technology Management

  Bridges the gap where most careers stall: you understand the technology, but the next role needs vendor management, budgets and roadmaps.

• MBA in International Business Management

  Trade, cross-border finance and the practical mechanics of operating in more than one regulatory and cultural environment.

• MBA in International Finance (ACCA)

  Aligned to the international accountancy track, for people whose career may not stay in one country. Confirm the current ACCA alignment and any exemptions with a counsellor - these arrangements change.

• MBA in Marketing & Sales Management

  Treats marketing and sales as one revenue system rather than two departments - positioning, channel, pipeline and the handover that usually goes wrong between them.

• MBA in Production and Operations Management

  How work actually gets done at scale - capacity, quality, cost and the trade-offs between them. Applies as much to a service operation as to a factory floor.

• MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management

  Healthcare runs on constraints most sectors never face - clinical governance, regulation and the fact that the customer is a patient. This covers the management side of that.

• MBA in Construction Project Management

  Built for engineers and site professionals moving into management. Bridges construction expertise with project planning, cost control and contract administration.

  In collaboration with RICS School of Built Environment

• MBA in General Management

  The broad option for people who want to lead across functions rather than commit to one. Covers marketing, finance, HR, operations and strategy in equal measure.