A very good opportunity as the programme is offered through a UNICAF scholarship and is a UK fully accredited MBA degree awarded by a British university.

Very high quality

You really cannot say that it's *very high* quality. Take a look at the thread here: https://find-mba.com/board/africa/online-mba-university-of-south-wales-through-unicaf-46882 It lacks meaningful international accreditation, and USW is one of the UK's worst universities.

[quote]Very high quality[/quote]
No. No it's isn't. Typically when accreditation is discussed on this forum, it's referring to AMBA, AACSB, or EQUIS. This school doesn't have any of those.

Useful context: USW continues to be in the bottom 10% of UK universities: https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings?s=Business+%26+Management+Studies

[quote]A very good opportunity as the programme is offered through a UNICAF scholarship and is a UK fully accredited MBA degree awarded by a British university.

Very high quality[/quote]
Did anyone graduate from that program before? I am looking for feedbacks from people who enrolled in that program.

[quote][quote]A very good opportunity as the programme is offered through a UNICAF scholarship and is a UK fully accredited MBA degree awarded by a British university.

Very high quality[/quote]
Did anyone graduate from that program before? I am looking for feedbacks from people who enrolled in that program.
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Hi! I am nearly completing the program, hopefully by June this year. Actually, I'm on my second to the last module. The program costs 2,935 pounds as I was given 80% scholarship and I was surprised considering the cost, I had a tutor in one module who is a Phd graduate from Cranfield and is a lecturer in Durham and Liverpool. As far as I know, others were paying more as they were only given 50%-60%. I enrolled in the program because the cost is a very good deal for me. In my country, only 1 business school is AACSB accredited and the cost is too expensive for locals so only foreign nationals can afford it. I'm not aware of this accreditation until I did my research. USW being non-AACSB is not a deal-breaker for me since in my country, a UK MBA is highly regarded as long as it is government recognized, meaning not a diploma mill. Well, this is only in my case and may not be applicable to others.