MBA United Kingdom
Saïd Business School
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Established in 1996, Oxford University’s Saïd Business
School is Europe’s fastest-growing business school,
with a reputation for innovative business education.
n Contact details
The School combines the highest standards of
Admissions Office
academic rigour with a practical understanding of
Saïd Business School
Park End Street
business and wealth creation.
Oxford OX1 1HP
United Kingdom
Tel. +44 1865 278804
E-mail:
mba-enquiries@sbs.ox.ac.uk
emba-enquiries@sbs.ox.ac.uk
www.sbs.oxford.edu
a73 Dean
Colin Mayer
a73 MBA Director
Stephan Chambers
a73 Year founded
Saïd Business School: 1996
a73 Language of instruction
English
a73 Students
MBA: 214 / Executive MBA: 48
a73 Foreign students
MBA: 95% / Executive MBA: 75%
a73 Average age
MBA: 29 / Executive MBA: 35
a73 Average work experience
MBA: 6 years / Executive MBA: 11 years
a73 Faculty
46 full-time lecturers / 22 part-time lecturers /
6 visiting lecturers
a73 Scholarships
Scholarship details available at:
www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/mba/fees/scholarships
An INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH The OXFORD MBA
No scholarships available for the Executive MBA
The Saïd Business School is fully Comprising of ten core courses, eight
a73 Library
integrated into one of the world’s elective courses and two major projects,
The library contains a short loan collection, a
research-level book collection and archived printed
greatest universities. This allows the the one-year, full time MBA is a
journals.
School to draw on Oxford’s strengths demanding and rigorous programme
The virtual library provides members with menu driven across a range of subjects, including designed to equip its graduates for
access to key business information, e-journals,
sociology, economics, law, psychology, leadership roles in the world of business
electronic reading lists, business web sites and
training materials
politics and international relations. and beyond.
Working at the interface of disciplines,a73 Careers service
Careers Service
faculty and researchers are mining rich
The OXFORD EXECUTIVE MBA
Saïd Business School
new insights into issues such as the Taught through fourteen modules over
Park End Street
Oxford OX1 1HP
politics of global business, the rise of twenty-one months, the Executive MBA
United Kingdom science entrepreneurship, the provides seasoned professionals with
Tel: +44 (0)1865 288800
management of innovation, and the state of the art education while allowing
Fax: +44 (0)1865 288751
Email:
careers@sbs.ox.ac.uk
social and commercial impact of them to continue contributing to their
information systems and the internet. professional lives.
By collaborating actively with faculty from
other disciplines, Saïd’s academic staff
APPLICATIONS
aim to transcend the traditional functional Applications can be submitted online.
divisions of a business school in order to Further details available on the Saïd
reflect the complex realities of business Business School website:
and society in today’s global economy.
www.sbs.oxford.edu
PROGRAMMES
Programmes Start date Duration Fees
MBA October 12 months £31,000
Executive MBA January 21 months £51,000
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