That's a great deal for an AACSB accredited program. I wonder if they'll raise the cost next year.

[quote]That's a great deal for an AACSB accredited program. I wonder if they'll raise the cost next year.[/quote]
Oh undoubtedly.

[quote] No, there aren't many UK MBAs under 16k GBP. If you could get your budget up to 20-25k, there are some options:

https://find-mba.com/lists/other-top-business-school-lists/top-10-budget-mba-programs-in-england

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Hey thanks for this link. Two questions:

What does everybody think of Brunel and Sheffield? They seem to be rather affordable comparatively speaking.

Is Westminster no longer a low cost option? I can't seem to find any evidence that they have an MBA program.

I think it depends on your goals. If you just want a British MBA then you could take the Sheffield MBA in Greece or the Nottingham MBA in Malaysia, spending less money and having better weather and food.

No, I don't think the Westminster MBA is on offer, at least for this year:

https://find-mba.com/board/uk-ireland/westminster-closes-mbas-56305

In regard to CEU, I saw this page on their website:

https://courses.ceu.edu/programs/mba/master-business-administration-global-executive-management

It's a "Master of Business Administration in Global Executive Management" offered in Vienna from 2020.

From that page:

[quote]The CEU MBA Program will distinguish itself as “the MBA for the Open World” – a rigorous, research-based mid-career managerial degree program that confidently integrates progressive Open-Society values into its curriculum, in view of their pivotal importance as success factors for entrepreneurs, managers and leaders in the post-industrial economy.[/quote]

Looks like it's less of a value than it used to be: over 24000 EUR for one year of study. I'd gather the degree is one year long? It doesn't mention on the webpage.

They seem to have lost the team that taught the previous full time MBA. I am a fan of the CEU but would not recommend that degree.

I didn't notice the price. For that cost, this is no longer the value that it used to be. There are certainly other accredited programs at a lower cost, or programs with similar costs to this with better reputations / alumni networks.

And for budget-minded students, the cost of living in Vienna would be noticeably more expensive versus Budapest.