MBA Beacon International College

How Working Professionals Can Benefit from
UEL’s MBA

2 MBA Programmes Available

Master of Business Administration

UEL’s MBA is a dynamic and practical programme that connects academic knowledge with real-world applications.

This contemporary programme brings you cutting-edge insight into the way modern-day businesses are run and helps you develop strong analytical, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills that can be hugely beneficial for your entire career.

You will be learning interesting modules like Business Simulation with Professional Development, Managing Financial and Human Resources for Sustainable Business Success, Managing Strategy, Operations and Partnerships, and more.

Upon completion, you will be awarded the Master of Business Administration by the University of East London, UK.

Master of Business Administration (Business Analytics)

The aim of the Business Analytics pathway is to develop data-driven business leaders of the future.

Not only will you develop competencies in the field of Data Science (DS) applicable to the business industry, but you will also learn how to analyse data to derive Business Intelligence (BI) and use Business Analytics (BA) to make sound business decisions in today’s increasingly complex business environment.

You will be learning interesting modules like Strategic Business Analytics, Marketing in a Digital Age and Corporate Social Responsibility, Mental Wealth: Professional Fitness & Leadership, Applied Business Analytics Project, and more.

Upon completion, you will be awarded the MBA (Business Analytics) by the University of East London, UK.

Career-Led University to Prepare Students for Jobs of the Future

Look forward to pivoting your career in a new direction but have limited managerial experience?

Top employers see professionally trained MBA graduates as potentially more effective and therefore valuable as they add value by bringing a fresh pair of eyes to complex business-related situations.

As a career-focused university, UEL’s MBA curriculum helps you develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills that can be hugely beneficial for your entire career.

Earning this prestigious qualification will enable you to go into any sector, anywhere in the world. On the other hand, if you’d like to start your own business, the knowledge and skills you develop and the deep connections you forge will certainly help you achieve your entrepreneurial goals.

Blended Learning Approach Using Moodle

Integrating online learning with traditional instructor-led classes makes the blended learning approach more cost-effective as it doesn’t require additional commuting.

As a student of UEL’s MBA programme, you’ll be learning on one of the world’s best Learning Management Systems – Moodle!

Not only will you be granted full access to the educational content at your fingertips, but classes are also conducted interactively through pop quizzes, open-ended questions, and discussion forums.

Flexible Curriculum to Accommodate Busy Work Schedules

The part-time MBA programme offered by the University of East London is, however, designed for working and family-focused students who’re keen to pursue an MBA without having to quit their full-time jobs.

Despite the flexible curriculum, you’ll receive the same level of communication and interaction with your professors and classmates as you would in a full-time MBA programme.

The Well-Pivoted MBA that Teaches Highly
Relevant Soft Skills to Navigate the New Reality of
Remote Work

The Ability to Navigate the Challenges of Tech Disruption

Strategic Thinking and Negotiation Skills to Thrive in Today’s Digital World

The Ability to Handle a Complex Global Business Environment

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What UEL’s MBA Students Have to Say

“I'm very glad that I chose the path that I did and have the MBA in my back pocket moving forward. UEL's MBA gave me an invaluable depth of knowledge in global business and each department’s roles within an organisation. Those tools have opened up doors for me globally and were a factor in the success of me achieving my dream job. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to improve their career path and skills.”

Stefan Nielsen

MBA Graduate
On-Campus Student of the University of East London

“I chose to do my MBA with UEL because of the reputation for the teaching skills that apply to realworld settings and because it allows me the flexibility to study alongside my leadership role for a mental health organisation. UEL was a great option for me because it provided a well-rounded learning experience. It not only provided me with a wealth of new business knowledge and skills, but it also increased my resilience and my ability to reflect and grow as a professional.”

Amelia

MBA Student
On-Campus Student of the University of East London

“Because of its active learning environment, excellent academic support, and a generous package of scholarships and bursaries, this college was my first choice when I decided to study in the UK. I knew that studying here will enhance my career options and that I will be able to build a network of professional connections. The course was superbly designed and based on contemporary, fresh topics along with practical experience. I also learnt to think strategically and the curriculum helped in enhancing my problem solving and decision-making ability.”

Kumar Skand

MBA Student
On-Campus Student of the University of East London

“I got to know about this university when I was searching for good universities in London that offer MBA. I received some really good reviews about it from a friend of mine who said that this is a career-led university with robust student support services and programmes taught by renowned members. After going through the curriculum, I also learned a lot of things like thinking and acting strategically and creatively as well as identifying and evaluating ways to solve business problems, etc.”

Aman Minhas

MBA Student
On-Campus Student of the University of East London