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51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA ranks first in the world for alumni salaries

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51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA ranks first in the world for alumni salaries

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51�Թ�� Business School has once again been recognised as one of the world’s leading providers of online business education, with its Global Online MBA ranked second globally and first in the UK in the latest Financial Times Online MBA Ranking. This year’s result is particularly notable as the ranking has expanded from 15 schools last year to 20 institutions globally.

The programme also rose to first place worldwide for salary three years after graduation, with alumni reporting an average salary of $253,733. The School retained its position as first in the world for international faculty, while the proportion of female students improved significantly, rising to sixth place globally from twelfth last year. 51�Թ�� also strengthened its position in the FT’s research ranking, moving up to second place from third.

These indicators reflect the Business School’s commitment to combining rigorous academic research with an inclusive and globally connected learning environment.

The Global Online MBA is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to develop leadership skills while continuing their careers. Delivered part-time through 51�Թ��’s dedicated digital learning platform, the programme blends cutting-edge technology with collaborative, interactive learning.

Within this online environment, a diverse global cohort engages with world-class faculty and industry experts. The platform integrates lectures, discussions, simulations and group projects, encouraging students to challenge established thinking and apply insights to real-world business challenges.

The Financial Times ranking is based largely on alumni outcomes, including salary progression, career development and overall satisfaction with the programme. As a result, the achievements of 51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA reflect not only the strength of the curriculum but also the success of its graduates.

Responses to the FT’s alumni survey highlighted the calibre, career progress and professional impact of 51�Թ�� graduates. Their achievements continue to strengthen the programme’s global reputation and reinforce its position among the world’s leading online MBA offerings.

The results demonstrate the value of sustained investment in digital learning innovation. The Global Online MBA represents a key element of 51�Թ��’s strategy to expand access to high-quality business education through flexible, technology-enabled teaching.

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Women@51�Թ�� Week: Alumni profile, Asma Aejaz

Francesca Hoare — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 09:31:29 +0000

Women@51�Թ�� Week: Alumni profile, Asma Aejaz

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Lessons, insights and early career advice from 51�Թ�� Business School Master’s alumni

We recently caught up with some of our Master’s alumni, who reflected on their early careers after graduating from 51�Թ�� Business School. In this blog, they draw on their own experience to offer advice to those who are about to enter the job market.

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Real career advice from 51�Թ�� MBA alumni

We recently caught up with alumni from 51�Թ�� Business School’s Full-Time MBA, Weekend MBA and Global Online MBA programmes, who shared insights and advice into succeeding in your career post-MBA studies. Read what they have to say in this blog.

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Faith Ruto, Executive MBA 2011

Faith Ruto completed her Executive MBA at 51�Թ�� Business School while working at Shell, where she led global technology, digital transformation, and strategic change initiatives.

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Asma Aejaz (Global Online MBA 2019) is a Diversity Advisor in Planning & Progress - Climate, Emerging Risks & Policy at Aramco based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Previously holding positions in the Oil and Gas Industry at Shell in Canada as well as HUBCO Pakistan.

What does break the bias mean to you?

We’ve made some progress in breaking this bias. Personally, I believe that mentorships and role modelling play a critical role, and what makes a true difference is when you have champions. It’s very important to create that visibility for yourself, but it doesn’t always happen through serendipity. I’ve been lucky to have both male and female champions and mentors in my career. It’s via those networks and building credibility that we can break the bias.

How have you faced bias in the workplace?

Working in a typically male dominated industry, gender bias definitely exists. Interesting though, when I started working, it was also a bias in terms of in age. Often, I was much younger than my colleagues at the table and sometimes the only woman in a room with all men. In comparison to my male counterparts, I definitely to had put in extra effort. For example, even a simple update meeting, I made sure to prepare myself. Ensure I had done all of the pre-readings and understand/ study the topics from a non-engineer perspective such that my input is backed is backed by knowledge and research.

So definitely, as a woman working in a male dominated industry, I had to put in the extra effort, I had to be on top of things, if not more. Sometimes I felt I had to reenforce my value by going above and beyond. Maybe I’ve had to go 2 extra miles in comparison to some of my male counterparts, which was great learning but I do truly hope this will change in the future. I feel the world now understands the how impetrative diversity and inclusion is in deriving true value for business and society.

How has 51�Թ�� equipped you with tools to deal with gender bias?

Hands down the access to the network of fellow classmates, alumni, faculty, and case studies has been phenomenal. Having a network where I had access to people all over the world, some of my co-hort members were scientists, women in STEM, some were lawyers, and that in itself was so empowering. One of my partners in my syndicate group was a brilliant lawyer based in Greece, and the thought leadership she brought to our projects was immense. It’s access to that diverse network that enables thought leadership and the ability to comprehend divergent views.

Additionally, for our final capstone we had a Professor from Germany and she talked about her real-life business ventures. That insight, that reality of being a woman and running a business and seeing her very challenging Academic career, provided a role model in the classroom.

51�Թ�� recognises the one true key challenge that women face, which is the pay inequities between genders. This is a global phenomenon, and it is consistent in all industries, whether it be Hollywood, Banking, Oil and Gas, Professional Athletes. Women are not paid equitably in comparison to their male counterparts. This is a reality. What I really appreciate is 51�Թ�� understanding this and offering the Women’s Scholarship. If you compare a man and a woman starting their MBA after a few years in the workforce, irrespective of what region they represent, I can say with reasonable assurance that her male counterpart will have more in terms of financially and monetary resources. 51�Թ�� offers a scholarship, to level the playing field. If academic institutions really want to increase the representation and participation of qualified women to their organisations, they need to consider the true reality of the financial inequity

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Whether you’re looking to change industries, step into leadership roles or accelerate your career progression, an 51�Թ�� MBA can open up a wide range of opportunities for you. But navigating what comes next after graduation can still feel uncertain.

We recently caught up with alumni from the Full-Time MBA, Weekend MBA and Global Online MBA programmes, gaining an insight into their career journeys after 51�Թ��. From breaking into new industries to building confidence and expertise, they reflect on the lessons and opportunities that shaped their path, offering advice to those who are about to follow in their footsteps.

Arathi Nair

Programme: Full-Time MBA, Class of 2025

Current role and organisation: AI Product Builder, OakNorth

How did 51�Թ��’s Full-Time MBA prepare you for your career, and what changed in your career trajectory because of it?

I work at a bank operating in digital lending, business banking and personal savings. My role sits at the intersection of technology, product and financial services, where I help build and scale AI-driven solutions.

The Full-Time MBA was a great sandbox where I could experiment with strategy, marketing and product-focused work beyond my engineering background. Group projects such as analysing PUMA’s strategy and conducting a marketing audit on Lime bikes closely mirror what I do in my day-to-day work now.

My work also involves cross-functional collaboration with legal, compliance and finance operations teams internationally, which directly reflects the holistic perspective I gained during the MBA.

Structured thinking and academic frameworks aside, the programme was important for me to build the confidence to transition to a strategy and product role. Without the MBA, I would likely have continued in software development, with limited exposure to business strategy or product leadership.

What advice would you give students and recent graduates on choosing a career path and entering the job market?

I had to be iterative, so from my experience I would recommend using internships, projects and coursework to test what genuinely interests you rather than over-planning upfront. And of course, be adaptable, as roles today often sit at the intersection of multiple domains, so leaning into interdisciplinary skills can be a major advantage.

What are the most important opportunities at 51�Թ�� that current MBA students should make sure they don’t miss?

For me, I would say that the alumni mentorship programmes are an invaluable part of the MBA experience. Having mentors across different stages of their careers was key to knowing what was going on in the industry and keeping my finger on current trends.

Another opportunity to get involved in is the Careers Fairs. They’re busy days and a lot of students attend, but make sure to throw yourself into the experience as it’s a great way to initiate contact with recruiters. What’s really key is how you follow up and build the relationship afterwards.

How have you stayed connected with 51�Թ�� since graduating, and why is this so valuable for your ongoing career?

My brilliant Career Consultant and mentors have been a strong support system for me post-graduation and helped me to navigate the job market and interviews. I would say that the real value of an MBA lies in the network – with your cohort as well as the Careers support. These relationships can open doors to opportunities, insights and long-term career growth if you put the effort into maintaining them.

Barnaby Spink

Programme: Weekend MBA, Class of 2022

Current role and organisation: Project Leader, Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

How does your current work relate to your MBA studies at 51�Թ��?

The electives that I chose link very closely with my current role. This includes a broader understanding from the Strategy module and Capstone Consulting Experience, which allowed me to work with team mates to solve a strategic problem facing a real client.

The Mergers and Acquisitions elective provided a more focused insight, with the idea of value creating transactions tying in very nicely to my BCG work in Post Merger Integrations and Carve-Outs.

How did 51�Թ��’s Weekend MBA prepare you for your career, and what changed in your career trajectory because of it?

I think the single biggest thing that 51�Թ�� Business School did for my career was allow me to demonstrate how I was investing in my professional development in a meaningful way. I started 51�Թ�� when I was leaving the army and studying here gave me a great foundation in business understanding while also allowing me to translate my previous experience into broader evidence based on my competencies. I am not sure I would have landed my job at BCG had I not done the MBA.

What is one practical step someone who has just graduated can take to boost their career prospects?

A practical step you can take is to start talking to everyone and anyone in the industry you’re interested in exploring to boost your understanding on where to start and how to succeed in entering the job market.

Felicity Box

Programme: Full-Time MBA, Class of 2023

Current role and organisation: Senior Solutions Engineer, Sweep

How does your current work relate to your MBA studies at 51�Թ��?

I work at a climate tech scale-up focused on carbon accounting and ESG reporting, helping companies navigate sustainability reporting requirements. My role combines technical expertise with customer engagement, blending focused analysis with teaching and presenting.

I applied for an MBA because I wanted to transition from my data analyst position in the publishing industry into climate tech and sustainability. I chose 51�Թ�� Business School because of its connections with the Grantham Institute and the number of elective modules focused on sustainability. I made the most of them, taking every sustainability focused elective available, and that academic grounding gave me the vocabulary, frameworks and credibility I needed to speak the language of sustainability professionals. This is what got me through the door and landed me the role. I’ve been learning on the job ever since.

How did 51�Թ��’s Full-Time MBA prepare you for your career, and what changed in your career trajectory because of it?

Before my MBA, I was applying for sustainability roles as an analyst and I didn’t get a single interview. Studying at 51�Թ�� gave me the industry knowledge I needed to succeed in the move I was trying to make on my own. Today, when I'm speaking with ESG teams about their reporting obligations, I have industry context drawn from so many different case studies across the MBA, as well as a real understanding of the specific frameworks and challenges in sustainability. I draw on my knowledge from the Full-Time MBA every single day.

Electives like the Entrepreneurial Journey and Wicked Problems, Systems Dynamics and Entrepreneurial Innovation taught me that some of my strengths lie in pitching and presenting, even winning a prize for a presentation – a real highlight on the programme. This realisation changed the kinds of roles I was considering applying for and ultimately landed me in my current role that I hold today, where I present to sustainability leaders daily.

What advice would you give to students and recent graduates?

My biggest piece of advice is to take the time to understand how the skills and experience built through both the MBA and in previous jobs can intersect with the industry you want to enter and build your story from there.

During my MBA, through networking, events and honest conversations with people already working in the sustainability space, I came to realise that my data analytics background was an asset – a genuine differentiator. As an industry full of data challenges, my experience meant that I could bring something real and immediately useful to the table. The market for scale-ups building new sustainability technologies was, and still is, welcoming of people who can work with data intelligently.

As soon as I understood that, I re-framed how I presented myself, highlighting why the skills from my work history on top of the foundational knowledge gained from the MBA were valuable. In doing this, I became a really strong candidate in the spaces I was looking for.

What is one practical step someone who has just graduated can take to boost their career prospects immediately?

Use AI tools to generate ideas or to structure your thinking, or use it to ensure your CV is error free, but use it carefully. As someone who has hired a lot of people since finishing my MBA, I can confirm that it is immediately obvious when a CV or interview prep has been generated by AI.

Today, the candidates who feel like real people on the page are the ones who stand out. And that is becoming much rarer, which means it is a real competitive advantage.

What are the most important opportunities at 51�Թ�� that current MBA students should make sure they don't miss?

51�Թ�� offers an enormous range of opportunities: sports clubs, volunteering, investment and finance clubs, entrepreneurship programmes, competitions and global experiences. If something piques your curiosity, then go for it. The MBA is a rare gift of time – a protected space to experiment and discover where you actually shine.

Mangala Prasetia

Programme: Global Online MBA, Class of 2024

Current role and organisation: Strategic Delivery and Orchestration Lead, National Australia Bank (NAB).

How did 51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA prepare you for your career, and what changed in your career trajectory because of it?

The Global Online MBA at 51�Թ�� Business School has had a profound impact on both my career trajectory and confidence as a leader. I started the programme as a strong technical and governance expert in data and technology. 51�Թ�� has helped me to broaden my perspective globally and strategically, and now I can position myself not just as a specialist, but as someone capable of influencing outcomes across a business.

What advice would you give to students and recent graduates?

My advice would be to consider your early career as a winding path, rather than a straight ladder. The goal should not just be about salary or title, but about learning velocity, gaining exposure and building relationships.

Adaptability, communication and leadership are often key differentiators. I’m finding that employers increasingly value individuals who can connect data with business outcomes, collaborate across cultures and lead through uncertainty.

For those still studying, don’t underestimate the power of extracurricular leadership. Some of my biggest growth moments came from participating in the Student Staff Committee, the Dean’s Student Advisory Council and other voluntary leadership and community roles. Through these, I learnt about stakeholder management, resilience and teamwork in practical ways.

What is one practical step someone who has just graduated can take to boost their career prospects immediately?

One practical step a new graduate can take is to intentionally build their professional narrative online, particularly on platforms like LinkedIn. Some of my own posts around leadership, diversity, governance and community impact ended up creating opportunities, conversations and connections I never anticipated. In many cases, opportunities come from not just what you know, but from those who see what you care about.

What are the most important opportunities at 51�Թ�� that current MBA students should make sure they don't miss?

I would strongly encourage students to maximise 51�Թ��’s broader ecosystem, particularly in departments specialising in technology and science. Studying at a university where business students can easily interact with engineers, scientists, technologists and mathematicians creates a uniquely future-focused environment. As aspiring innovators and entrepreneurs, this collaboration is vital.

How have you stayed connected with 51�Թ�� since graduating, and why is this so valuable for your ongoing career?

Since graduating, I’ve assisted with MBA recruitment, mentored current MBA students and collaborated with fellow alumni.

Despite living on the other side of the world in Australia, these connections have been incredibly valuable in a global and interdisciplinary business world. Some of the conversations and friendships I’ve built during my MBA continue to influence how I think about leadership, innovation and impact today.

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IWD 2025 - Yetunde Ibe (Global Online MBA 2023)

Francesca Hoare — Thu, 27 Feb 2025 09:26:19 +0000

IWD 2025 - Yetunde Ibe (Global Online MBA 2023)

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Faith Ruto, Executive MBA 2011

Faith Ruto completed her Executive MBA at 51�Թ�� Business School while working at Shell, where she led global technology, digital transformation, and strategic change initiatives.

3 March 2025

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For International Women’s Day 2025, we interviewed Global Online MBA alumnus Yetunde Ibe about her career.

Can you give us a brief overview of your career journey to date?

I spent the first 13 years of my career in the US. I started as a corporate finance analyst at Aerotek. Three years later, I joined Deloitte, managing project financials and leading finance teams supporting clients such as the World Bank, Capital One, and CVS, which developed my skills in strategic execution, operational excellence, and talent development.

This foundation paved the way for future leadership roles at Unilever, including Financial Controller for the Nigerian listed business and Africa Personal Care category Head of Finance. At BAT, I served as the Finance Director, West African market before transitioning to the UK Headquarters, where I have held multiple roles such as Regional Commercial Finance Controller for Canada, LATAM, and Sub Saharan Africa, and Group Investor Relations.

Currently, I serve as the Global Head of Commercial Finance, Digital Business Solutions (DBS) at BAT. Our DBS is the engine that keeps the lights on, integrating technology capability with our commercial strategy. It also drives efficiencies by leveraging shared service capabilities across the business. My remit involves working with my team to manage and support the function with investment prioritisation and resource allocation. I also ensure my team receives adequate support in terms of capacity building and capability development, fostering an environment that promotes quality performance while being supportive, collaborative, and inclusive in our delivery approach.

I hold an undergraduate degree in Economics with Finance from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in the US, and recently graduated from 51�Թ�� Business School.

What does your day-to-day look like in your current role? What learnings from your MBA have you brought to your job?

My typical day involves working with my team to provide financial insights and give visibility on financial performance, helping to shape business decisions. I collaborate with various stakeholders to unlock solutions that can help us achieve our business objectives and I’m currently involved in two major transformation projects. In addition, I coach, mentor, and act as the sounding board for my team, guiding them through scenarios with their business partners. My core principle regardless of the day or situation is a solution-driven approach, focusing on doing the right thing and delivering sustainable operational efficiencies and continuous improvement.

As a senior finance professional with more than two decades working for multinational organizations across three continents, the decision to embark on a journey that takes me back to the classroom in pursuit of an MBA was not an easy one. However, when I thought about my next 5 years, I strongly believed that an academic setting that allowed me the freedom to learn, interact with people of similar mindsets, share ideas and research within an MBA program would be the right bridge to where I envisioned my future vision of scaling my all-female support platform into a full-fledged global foundation.

I’ve also benefited from 51�Թ��'s alumni support, particularly the Women Entrepreneurial Innovation hub, where I've met women leading impressive initiatives.

As we mark International Women’s Day, how can we encourage more women to pursue a career in finance?

A career in Finance offers a diverse career path from investment banking to in-house finance management. As an in-house finance professional, you gain a comprehensive understanding of how a business is managed, developing as a commercial, operational, and strategic leader. You get to collaborate across departments to drive significant impact and influence decisions that foster growth and innovation. The skills acquired are transferable across industries and even roles. Finance roles are very valuable and respected within organisations and compensation can be quite rewarding. Many women are thriving and excelling in leadership including FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 CFO roles.

What do you think is the biggest challenge facing women entering the finance industry?

The finance industry has traditionally been seen as male dominated for various reasons, including technical demands and long hours which can impact work life balance. However, with the focus on Diversity & Inclusion, organisations have created an enabling environment that provide women with equitable opportunities. This shift has led to a higher percentage of women in Finance, including leadership roles. Ongoing support is needed to help more women enter and remain in finance. Continued backing will strengthen the pipeline and make finance appealing to women.

Can you tell us more about any projects and initiatives you have worked on to help address inequalities and uplift women?

I mentioned my magic wand at the beginning…When I turned 40, I recognized the fact that I did not want my story to just be about the organizations. Reflecting on my challenges during tough times, I became passionate about championing initiatives that can help the next woman navigate the challenge of trying to balance it all.

I am passionate about paving an easier path for the woman of the future which is why I mentor a diverse group of women. As a personal project, I founded WeGrow and WeVest, two non-for-profit platforms dedicated to women's development and financial advancement. Since its inception in 2021, the all-women member group has been able to save close to $100k by simply adopting the simple, consistent concept of “little drops of water make a mighty ocean”. I get a lot of thank you but in reality, I am the one benefiting from the personal sense of purpose it gives me

Are there any (female) role models who have inspired you professionally (or personally)?

Every woman who wakes up every day and strives to be a better version of themself is an inspiration

What drew you to study at 51�Թ��?

The flexibility of completing the program while still fully employed, 51�Թ��’s reputation, its convenient location, and lastly, the associated cost.

You recently spoke at an alumni panel. What does it mean for you to still keep that connection with 51�Թ�� and give back your time to current students?

I see it as another opportunity to give back, helping others as they navigate this journey.

What advice would you give to someone looking to follow a similar career path?

Your career is a journey, not a race. Embrace learning and new experiences. Take on challenges and soak in as much as you can in each role. Build an authentic network and most importantly, live in the moment and be kind to others and yourself.

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51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA programme ranked second in the world by Financial Times

Rebecca Pike — Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:13:30 +0000

51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA programme ranked second in the world by Financial Times

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The ultimate guide to choosing a part-time MBA at 51�Թ��

Part-time MBA programmes have grown in popularity as more professionals look for flexible ways to develop their skills while continuing to work. At 51�Թ��, options include the Weekend MBA, Global Online MBA and Executive MBA, each designed to fit around different schedules and career goals.

18 March 2026 Features

51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA programme ranked second in the world by Financial Times

51�Թ�� Business School is delighted to announce that our Global Online MBA programme has been named second in the world in today’s Financial Times ranking of online MBAs.

18 March 2026

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51�Թ�� Business School is delighted to announce that our Global Online MBA programme has been named second in the world in the Financial Times' Online MBA 2026 ranking. 

Further to this, on an individual criterion, we are ranked first for salary progression.

In an era of growing global interconnectedness, it is essential for business leaders to cultivate a global mindset, enabling them to communicate proficiently with individuals worldwide. Our part-time Global Online MBA is presented through Canvas, our virtual learning environment providing a multifaceted learning journey for substantial personal and professional development. Within the platform, students encounter a wealth of knowledge, diverse experiences, and industry insights, encouraging them to assess current perspectives and challenge the status quo.

This result highlights the dedication 51�Թ�� Business School places on providing an enriching learning environment for our students; a major part is the hard work, calibre, and career success of our fantastic Global Online MBA alumni, as reported via their responses to the Financial Times’s survey.

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Adanna Chukwuma

"The Global Online MBA programme at 51�Թ�� Business School is one of the highest-ranked in the world and now that I have joined my cohort, it is clear why. This programme is not retrofitted for an online platform, it was built from the ground up to ensure learning is maximised, content is tailored to the experienced professional, and the platform supports learning at a distance, with opportunities to participate in-person."

Vijayalakshmi Gopalakrishna

“The Global Online MBA transforms your thinking. Throughout the modules, critical thinking is emphasised, training the mind to pose questions beyond the obvious. No longer do I find myself with glazed eyes over income statements or disinterested in discussions. Now, I comprehend operating margins and profit margins and their connection to the bigger picture. This is where technology intersects with business, where theory aligns with reality.”

Daniel Rubio Sanchez

“51�Թ�� brings together the best from both disciplines and offers something different from what other traditional business schools propose. Of course, the Global Online MBA programme covers the fundamentals of Economics, Finance, Strategy or Marketing, but also offers the possibility of learning how to code, getting up to speed with AI innovations, or even sharing electives with students from other programmes with different backgrounds.”

Lithe Mohiuddin

“A dedicated career consultant was assigned to us at the very beginning of our Global Online MBA journey. My counsellor went through my Strenthoscope assessment, which summarised my strengths and performance risks and measured my leadership effectiveness. She also went through my career plans, set up action plans for me and gave me personalised advice in my welcome meeting.”

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Recently ranked #1 in the world by QS Online MBA rankings 2026. The Global Online MBA is a part-time programme that is delivered in an online format, focusing on innovative thinking and new technology to deliver a practical curriculum.

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51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA ranked #1 in the world by QS

Helen Richardson — Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:13:30 +0000

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51�Թ��’s Global Online MBA programme ranked second in the world by Financial Times

51�Թ�� Business School is delighted to announce that our Global Online MBA programme has been named second in the world in today’s Financial Times ranking of online MBAs.

24 April 2024

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51�Թ�� Business School is thrilled to announce our Global Online MBA has ranked first in the QS Online MBA rankings 2024.

51�Թ�� has advanced one place to secure the top position, surpassing 102 degree programmes from 21 global locations. Our Global Online MBA programme has been ranked first for its exceptional learning experience and its high success rate in helping students secure employment after graduation.

The annual QS Online MBA rankings score online MBA degree programmes based on four key criteria which are vital to providing students with a high-quality educational experience: faculty and teaching, class profile, employability, and classroom experience.

“This is fantastic recognition of our reputation for creating online degrees that meet the needs of students seeking a high quality, flexible study experience. As higher education looks towards a more hybrid future, we will continue to invest in online degrees and lifelong learning experiences that provide students with the skills they need to navigate a tech driven workplace.” Professor Franklin Allen, Interim Dean of 51�Թ�� Business School

“I am hugely proud of the world-class education we offer our students and it is fantastic to see this recognition for our online MBA. 51�Թ�� is going from strength to strength in our teaching, research, convening power and our impact. We provide our students with programmes that combine academic rigor with the latest digital technology and our MBAs equip people with the knowledge and leadership skills to succeed and make a difference in a fast-moving, tech-enabled world." Professor Hugh Brady, President of 51�Թ�� London

In today's interconnected world, possessing a global mindset is imperative for aspiring business leaders. Our Global Online MBA is a two-year online MBA, delivered through The Hub, our bespoke online learning platform. Through a dynamic blend of curated content, diverse perspectives, and industry insights, our programme equips students with the skills and perspectives needed to thrive in today's complex business landscape.

“The first year of my MBA has been incredibly enriching. The extensive online library and vibrant, active clubs were just the beginning. Beyond the curriculum, the opportunities to participate in projects and challenges surpassed my expectations.” Vijayalakshmi Gopalakrishna, Global Online MBA student

As we celebrate this remarkable achievement, we reiterate our commitment to excellence and innovation in online education. We are immensely proud of our Global Online MBA programme and remain dedicated to providing a world-class learning experience that nurtures future leaders in business.

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My Global Online MBA Capstone experience

Helen Richardson — Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:13:30 +0000

My Global Online MBA Capstone experience

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22 May 2024

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Mangala Prasetia , a Global Online MBA student, reflects on his experience of the Capstone module. The Capstone takes place over a seven-day period across our South Kensington and White City campuses. Alongside a series of lectures on innovation, design and entrepreneurship, Mangala and his classmates analysed the innovative needs of a large multinational and developed a business case to help the company grow.

“I learnt what it means to be truly resilient in an academic sense and appreciated the value of diverse perspectives as our cohort collaborated across all our different projects.” Mangala Prasetia, Global Online MBA

Earlier this month, my Global Online MBA cohort gathered in London from all over the world to complete the Capstone module, a pivotal part of our MBA journey designed to integrate everything we have learnt over the past two years. Over an intense seven-day period, our team logged almost 100 hours of brainstorming, planning, interviewing, and refining our ideas.

Pre-Capstone week

In the lead-up to the Capstone, our first task was to form groups of up to six people, consider several problem statements faced by our companies, and conceive a corresponding innovative solution that was both feasible and socially impactful. Forming the group was straightforward for me, as I had the opportunity to reunite with my first-year syndicate group members: Padma, Brandon, Sebastian, James, and Yuko. We had an excellent group dynamic and agreed to put our minds together for the Capstone week (and of course go out and hit the town!).

Day 1

Arriving on Sunday at Scale Space, located in 51�Թ��’s White City campus, after a 30+ hour journey (not to mention the time difference and jet lag!) from Australia was a challenging start to the week. However, seeing everyone from our cohort once again after a year-long hiatus was truly a highlight, and I had the opportunity to catch up with my peers from around the world over lunch and an opening ceremony of sorts.

Day 1 was also the day we settled on a project. Our group chose to enhance WHILL’s “mobility for all” mission. WHILL is known for its innovative mobility devices (particularly electric wheelchairs) designed to improve the lives of people with mobility challenges. Our proposed solution was to build on their existing technology to create a solution that would be even more inclusive and accessible.

Day 3

One of the most demanding aspects of the week was the sheer volume of work and the need for constant iteration. Receiving feedback from multiple coaches was a challenge, as we had to consider various aspects of our solution and balance the technical feasibility, financial costs, and meaningful social impact. In fact, to quote one of our professors, the job of the coaches was “to confuse you!” However, what stood out most was the camaraderie within our group. Our familiarity (having worked together for most of 2022-23) really helped us get through the continuous pivots we had to make. More importantly, we also had a “brainfood” sharing session, where we shared snacks from around the world: Australian biscuits, Swiss chocolates, Singaporean crispy skins, Japanese Kit Kats, and British flapjacks. These snacks encouraged us to take much-needed breaks and helped us bond even more (until the snacks mysteriously disappeared one night!).

Day 5

After several days of intense preparation for our pitch, we were rewarded with a cohort social at a nearby pub. We were treated to plenty of food and drinks and had the opportunity to unwind and connect with peers outside of our Capstone groups. Through this, we had an opportunity to listen to what other groups had been working on, and in some instances, were able to exchange ideas and offer insights. The diverse backgrounds of the cohort meant that we could leverage the expertise of medical professionals, frequent flyers, and other professionals in testing the viability of our solution, and vice versa.

Day 7

The week culminated in pitching our solution to an esteemed (and intriguing!) panel of judges comprising a former princess, a former United Nations representative, and a senior employee from a major video game company. It was a nerve-wracking yet exhilarating experience as our team conducted multiple dress rehearsals and prepared for a gruelling question and answer segment. Given we were the first group to present, expectations were sky-high – but we succeeded in the end. We received insightful feedback from the panel, which was invaluable for refining our approach as we put together our final slide deck for submission.

The Global Online MBA Capstone was undoubtedly one of the most intense weeks of my life, but also one of the most rewarding. I learnt what it means to be truly resilient in an academic sense and appreciated the value of diverse perspectives as our cohort collaborated across all our different projects. The real-world challenges we all tried to solve did test our limits, and there were certainly more than a handful of instances where we all needed to take a breather. However, this experience just demonstrates the passion and high calibre of 51�Թ�� students, with whom I have had the privilege to work. A special thank you to the 51�Թ�� Business School staff who made this week possible – it was truly a fantastic opportunity to make use of the facilities across the South Kensington and White City campuses.

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Empowering women in education: My scholarship journey

Rebecca Pike — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:47:51 +0000

Empowering women in education: My scholarship journey

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The 51�Թ�� Global Online MBA Women’s Scholarships are awarded to women showing exceptional academic achievement and professional excellence, as well as a commitment to supporting women in business.

Shauna Maguire, Global Online MBA shares her experience achieving this scholarship, what it means to her and her advice for prospective students.

Company: SVP Commercial Negotiation & Execution, SMBC Aviation Capital

Nationality: Irish

Scholarship received: The Women’s Scholarship

How did it feel when you found out you’d secured this scholarship?

I was absolutely delighted when I learned I had secured the Women’s Scholarship. I have been planning to pursue an MBA at 51�Թ�� Business School for several years now and so, when I discovered that not only had I secured my place on the course but had also been awarded this scholarship, I felt grateful and truly excited to start on this new journey.

What motivated you to apply for this scholarship at 51�Թ�� Business School?

I initially qualified as a lawyer and then transitioned to a commercial role in the aviation industry; both the legal and aviation industries are still some way off achieving parity of representation for women at senior levels and so, throughout my career, I have been keen to explore how best to attract and retain female talent within these industries. When it came to applying for my MBA at 51�Թ�� Business School, I was keen to continue my commitment to women’s issues and I felt the Women’s Scholarship was the perfect way to advance that aspiration.

What does this scholarship mean to you in terms of your academic and personal goals?

This scholarship has boosted my opportunity to commence my journey in the world of business academia, which I believe will provide me with a sound basis of understanding across a broad gamut of business topics. This I see as key to my future success in a commercial role. On a personal level, the scholarship has enabled me to realise my ambition of pursuing a truly global MBA programme with a cohort that is diverse in terms of both location and business background. It has also given me the opportunity to attend a world class university that puts the student at the centre of the academic experience.

What advice would you give to students who are aspiring to earn a scholarship?

Reflect on your skills and experience and apply for the scholarships where you feel you have the best chance of success and that you believe reflect your values. Whilst some of the scholarships are more general in nature, others have a specific focus (e.g. leadership, diversity etc.) and so, I would encourage all students to consider what is the best fit for them. As scholarships are typically awarded early in the process, my advice to future students would be to apply for your course at 51�Թ�� Business School as early as possible.

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My 51�Թ�� Women’s Scholarship

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29 August 2024

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Stella Dourtme, Global Online MBA student and a recipient of the 51�Թ�� Women’s Scholarship, shares her top advice for securing this prestigious award. The 51�Թ�� Global Online MBA Women’s Scholarships are awarded to women showing exceptional academic achievement and professional excellence, as well as a commitment to supporting women in business.

How did it feel when you found out you’d secured the 51�Թ�� Women’s Scholarship?

I was extremely excited and honoured to have been selected for this prestigious award at such an acclaimed institution! I felt empowered to pursue my dream and to be part of this amazing community of women leaders at the 51�Թ�� Business School during my time as a student and beyond.

What motivated you to apply for this scholarship at 51�Թ�� Business School?

In addition to providing financial support, scholarships offer an excellent opportunity to network with high-achieving colleagues and enhance one's competitive profile. Personally, I was particularly interested in the 51�Թ�� Women's Scholarship. This interest arises from my background in humanitarian work with UN Women in New York during the emergence of the MeToo movement where I met many influential businesswomen who are committed to women's empowerment. Additionally, my experience working with Zaha Hadid, a highly influential female architect in a predominantly male-dominated industry, further fuelled my advocating for more women in leadership and interest in this scholarship.

To increase your chances, it is important to apply early and dedicate enough time to prepare.

What does this scholarship mean to you in terms of your academic and personal goals?

As I pursue my MBA while working and facing the challenges of being a new mother, I represent a significant portion of applicants who are highly passionate about advancing their careers. However, it would have been impossible for me to be here without the financial support of the scholarship. Studying the Global Online MBA programme will equip me with the knowledge and skills I need to achieve my goals of becoming a leader in the built environment design, technology, and real estate development sectors

What advice would you give to students who are aspiring to earn a scholarship?

To increase your chances, it is important to apply early and dedicate enough time to prepare. Consider the full range of your skills and interests to effectively advocate for your candidacy. Engaging in activities outside of work is a great way to demonstrate leadership skills and personal interests beyond what you can achieve within your company or organisation.

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My MBA journey: securing the Dean's Impact Scholarship

Rebecca Pike — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:47:51 +0000

My MBA journey: securing the Dean's Impact Scholarship

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15 February 2024

Scholarship blog

We aim to contribute to both business and society by harnessing the potential of innovative thinking. We are pleased to present the Dean's Impact Scholarship to individuals who showcase accomplishments and influence in five key areas, detailed in this blog. Daniel Rubio Sanchez, a Global Online MBA student shares his experience securing the Dean's Impact Scholarship, delving into its personal significance and offering practical advice for prospective students.

Nationality: Spanish

Education: Global Bachelor’s Double Degree in International Business and International Relations, Universidad Europea de Madrid 

Receiving the Dean's Impact Scholarship

I received the Dean's Impact Award (Technology and Innovation). It’s a scholarship meant to recognise candidates who demonstrate the biggest impact and achievement in any of the following five key areas: 

Entrepreneurship 
Technology and Innovation 
Sustainability 
Social Impact 
Leadership

It is an application-based process, so you must really reflect on what your biggest strengths are and make sure they are clear to your reviewers during a short 3-minute video.  

Finding out I had secured this scholarship

I remember I learnt about the award on a Friday morning right before going to work. I was jubilant and excited about the opportunity and what this meant for me. I probably awoke half of my neighbours with my loud morning celebration. It was the time I realised I was going to be an 51�Թ�� student. 

My motivations for applying

I would have not had any of the opportunities I enjoy today if it were not for my parents. They have always seen the value of education to create future opportunities for me. When I was younger, I did not always understand it but now I see why they made such a big effort to help me get the best possible education.  

I have supported my education with scholarships since I started my undergraduate degree. My family could simply not afford the cost of my university education, so I worked hard to get good grades during my last years of high school. Due to that effort, I was able to receive a merit-based scholarship from my university since my first year. A year later, I also received an academic excellence scholarship from the Spanish government and additional support from the European Union (EU) for my Erasmus work experiences abroad. 

I believe going through those competitive processes made me more aware of the value of being awarded a scholarship by 51�Թ��. In a way, receiving the scholarship helped me move on from the imposter syndrome and see that I was ready for the challenge.  

What the scholarship means to me

The Dean's Impact Award has opened the opportunity of taking on a part-time MBA while working full-time for me. It is not an easy decision, but it certainly helps to take the leap and believe in yourself. If you think about it, 51�Թ�� Business School is not just offering you a place in one of their top programmes, but also funding to support you along the way.  

The scholarship has also already been a great avenue to connect with other 51�Թ�� Business School students from other MSc and MBA programmes.

For example, during our Induction Week the School organised a breakfast on campus for us to get to know each other. I am sure there will be plenty of opportunities to learn more about their experiences, careers, and ambitions.  

My advice to those aspiring to earn a scholarship

Firstly, make sure you apply. I almost made the mistake of not submitting my application because I thought there was no way I would get selected. 

Secondly, take the time to really understand your strengths as an applicant and what might have convinced 51�Թ�� to offer you a place in the programme in the first place. You might be an entrepreneur, or someone who has made a significant impact on sustainability. Double down on that impact and connect it to a specific subcategory for the Dean's Impact Award.  

Finally, rehearse and rehearse until you make sure the main points (3-4 maximum) of your application come across clearly in the video assessment. Think about the kind of applicants the programme will get by reviewing the class profile and what makes you stand out. Imagine yourself being part of the selection committee, build a strong personal story that provides a common thread for your application and make it hard for them not to choose you. 

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