Master of Business Administration
The Master of Business Administration program will equip you with a critical understanding of business and management essentials, covering areas such as people management, strategic marketing, and financial proficiency. You’ll develop strategic leadership skills crucial for success in the professional world, and the ability to assess organisational strategic positioning.
We offer a choice of eleven pathways, each offering you the opportunity to tailor your studies to align with your career goals and focus on specific subject areas and business fields in greater depth (these are offered subject to student numbers):
To apply for the General MBA (without a pathway), please use the links provided in the "How to Apply" section below. If you are interested in an MBA with a specific pathway, follow the relevant links above.
As a Hertfordshire MBA student, you’ll be supported by first-class facilities, including our virtual learning environment, StudyNet, which provides access to other students, lecture notes and over 100,000 e-books and e-journals.
The Master of Business Administration program will equip you with a critical understanding of business and management essentials, covering areas such as people management, strategic marketing, and financial proficiency. You’ll develop strategic leadership skills crucial for success in the professional world, and the ability to assess organisational strategic positioning.
We offer a choice of eleven pathways, each offering you the opportunity to tailor your studies to align with your career goals and focus on specific subject areas and business fields in greater depth (these are offered subject to student numbers):
To apply for the General MBA (without a pathway), please use the links provided in the "How to Apply" section below. If you are interested in an MBA with a specific pathway, follow the relevant links above.
As a Hertfordshire MBA student, you’ll be supported by first-class facilities, including our virtual learning environment, StudyNet, which provides access to other students, lecture notes and over 100,000 e-books and e-journals.
