Across sectors, the world needs broad-minded leaders with extended lines of sight to seize opportunities and lead change in times of escalating complexity. The MBA (Global Business Management) program is a rigorous one year course of study that focuses on globalization, entrepreneurship and applicability.

Student experience

The MBA (Global Business Management) program at the Chandaria School of Business is intense and challenging. Through coursework, interactions with academic experts and leading practitioners, and a network of classmates and alumni in your field, you will build a foundation for genuine success. Students bond during intensive course sessions forming relationships that continue long after graduation. Rely ON USIU-Africa alumni community as a resource and be inspired by your peers’ accomplishments.

Admissions

Call or email us to find out more about the program
Email: admit@usiu.ac.ke | Call: 0730116261/300/522/247/503

Admission Requirements

1. Undergraduate degree from an accredited university.
2. Minimum GPA 2.5 on a scale of 4 or Upper Second Class Honors
3. Have a minimum of two years of relevant managerial experience

Applications

Application forms are available from the admissions office or can be downloaded from our website. (www.usiu.ac.ke/mba). Completed forms must be submitted with the following:

• Certified copies of academic and professional certificates
• Copies of national identity card or passport
• Two passport-size photographs
• Payment of a KES 3000 application processing fee

TARGET: Senior or high potential executives at a global organization or in a company organization planning to expand into global markets

Program schedule

DAYTIME OPTION

• Solbridge International Business School (South Korea)
• Symbiosis International University (India)
• 8. 00am- 6.00pm (Monday to Saturday)
• Day time option 9.00am – 6.00pm ( 7 sessions of 2 weeks each spread throughout the year)

EVENING OPTION

• Frankfurt School of Finance and Management (Germany)
• Evening Option 5.40pm – 9.00p.m (Monday-Thursday)
• 1 year program divided into 3 semesters of 13 weeks each