Strategic Management and Leadership MBA

UCL (University College London)

The UCL Flex MBA is for ambitious individuals who are ready to take a step up. Supporting your career advancement, skills development and earning potential, you’ll graduate ready to achieve a lasting upward career trajectory.The nature of business is changing more rapidly than ever before. Digital transformation, sustainability issues and global crises are all part of a constantly shifting context. Businesses must adapt, innovate and problem-solve to thrive. Brilliant leaders and managers will be critical to the future success of companies, the economy and society.The UCL Flex MBA in Strategic Management and Leadership has been developed to meet this need. Recognising the flexibility you need to manage a career while elevating your skillset, there are multiple opportunities for you to design your MBA journey – including how, where and when you learn. With hybrid study options, the ability to pace learning over two to five years, and flexibility in terms of payment, learning style, module selection and more – this is an MBA where you are in control.This MBA is available on a flexible part-time basis, over a minimum of two years and a maximum of five years. Many candidates opt for a two-year programme, but this can be extended at any time. The flexibility of this programme means you can decide on how many modules to take per term, and whether you take them in-person or online.Candidates will be high performing mid to senior career professionals who are looking to develop their skillset to lead change during uncertainty and take the next leadership step either within their organisation or elsewhere.Applicants to the UCL MBA will be intellectually curious, driven and dedicated to problem-solving in a global business landscape.The UCL MBA is for busy professionals who are looking for an interactive, data-centric and future-focused curriculum from one of the world's leading universities that can be studied wherever they are in the world.

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