The MBA at UBIS, gives preference to students with significant working experience, and requires the successful completion of 18 courses, plus a thesis, comprising 540 contact hours over 15 months.  

If you are considering getting an MBA (Master’s in Business Administration) to further your business administration career, you should seriously consider applying to an international business school and get an international education along with your MBA.

UBIS has many benefits that a domestic one simply cannot match. Receiving a business degree or master’s degree shows employers that the potential employee has skills that are relevant and useful in the globalized business world. Going to an international business school will show potential employers that you have broadened your horizons and went well beyond the minimum required to get an MBA.

An international education shows that you are not afraid of change and will have no trouble dealing with new business paradigms. Matriculating at UBIS shows that you are willing to accept differences and deal with varied business climates. Having any sort of master’s degree, whether a Master’s in Business Administration or some other business degree, will also show that you are more well-rounded than those who never travel, which will have ramifications far beyond any business administration career you will have in the future.

By going to UBIS, you will also be able to network with many others with business administration careers. If you are receiving your MBA from a domestic university, many people will not meet nearly as many people from different countries. This allows you to cast your networking net much more far and wider than most students getting their Master’s in Business Administration from a local school. There may be one hundred jobs in that town, but at an international business school, the entire world is your town, with thousands of jobs awaiting the right applicant from an international business school.

There are many benefits to receiving an international education outside of a business administration career. You will have a more diverse education. Simply by being there, along with people from many different countries, you will learn about other cultures and how to deal with them in a business environment. You will learn how to deal with uncertainty when you meet people from a place you may have never heard of. All of this happens concurrently with you receiving a master’s degree. Just think of how much more employable you will be with an international business degree instead of an MBA from a domestic university!

MBA students will be directly involved in research activities.