LEICESTER MBA by distance learning
Posted Feb 02, 2008 04:56
Posted Jan 10, 2009 15:14
I am also looking at Leicester's distance learning MBA course and would like to hear from current students about their satisfaction/concerns.
I am also looking at Leicester's distance learning MBA course and would like to hear from current students about their satisfaction/concerns.
Posted Jan 11, 2009 06:14
Posted Feb 15, 2009 16:49
I live in Armenia.
I was mainly focusing on getting first hand information from the universities. I finally narrowed down to two universities: Leicester and University of Bradford. I have no luck with getting in touch with current students in the U of Leicester through their admissions office, but I think the best workaround would be to talk to some people directly in U of Leicester's distant Learning MBA group in Facebook.
Are you from UK or abroad?
I live in Armenia.
I was mainly focusing on getting first hand information from the universities. I finally narrowed down to two universities: Leicester and University of Bradford. I have no luck with getting in touch with current students in the U of Leicester through their admissions office, but I think the best workaround would be to talk to some people directly in U of Leicester's distant Learning MBA group in Facebook.
Are you from UK or abroad?
Posted Feb 16, 2009 10:49
Posted Feb 19, 2009 20:39
did you already apply?
did you already apply?
Posted Feb 20, 2009 04:27
Posted Feb 20, 2009 22:42
Bradford, Liverpool and Leicester are those where I will apply and I will pray to win a lottery to accept Liverpool's offer (at least the recruitment specialist with whom I talked to the phone was quite sure I will have no issues after he looked at my past diploma and current resume). Bradford is another option, but I plan to talk to them next week.
Good luck in raising funds, if things go the way they are, I will be able to fund my course in Leicester, and probably, with help of some loans, in Bradford. I am looking at autumn start by the way.
Bradford, Liverpool and Leicester are those where I will apply and I will pray to win a lottery to accept Liverpool's offer (at least the recruitment specialist with whom I talked to the phone was quite sure I will have no issues after he looked at my past diploma and current resume). Bradford is another option, but I plan to talk to them next week.
Good luck in raising funds, if things go the way they are, I will be able to fund my course in Leicester, and probably, with help of some loans, in Bradford. I am looking at autumn start by the way.
Posted Mar 22, 2009 12:48
I am working full time and I am contemplating pursuing the Leicester MBA. Any info welcome!
Posted Jul 20, 2009 16:14
What about University of Wales MBA distance learning?
Do you know anything ?
Thx
Eugen
What about University of Wales MBA distance learning?
Do you know anything ?
Thx
Eugen
Posted Jul 23, 2009 11:15
I am interested in doing MBA distance learning from University of leicester or university of Bradford. I would like to know if you know someone who has done MBA from either of this university.
I am interested in doing MBA distance learning from University of leicester or university of Bradford. I would like to know if you know someone who has done MBA from either of this university.
Posted Jul 28, 2009 10:42
When you interview for jobs and say you have an MBA, the next question usually is where did you do your MBA and is it accredited. Watch the reaction when you say, I did it online. It may say MBA, but you would be better buying your MBA of e bay and reading the books they offer you because you will not get the actual face to face experience with your peers and different nationalities who attend a school. You can if you feel that you are a strong candidate get so much help and maybe scholarships paying the full amount, but many people are lazy to do the research around this area and also scared to negotiate. Just be aware, that online studies are seen so much weaker than attending a school in person.
Saint
When you interview for jobs and say you have an MBA, the next question usually is where did you do your MBA and is it accredited. Watch the reaction when you say, I did it online. It may say MBA, but you would be better buying your MBA of e bay and reading the books they offer you because you will not get the actual face to face experience with your peers and different nationalities who attend a school. You can if you feel that you are a strong candidate get so much help and maybe scholarships paying the full amount, but many people are lazy to do the research around this area and also scared to negotiate. Just be aware, that online studies are seen so much weaker than attending a school in person.
Saint
Posted Jul 28, 2009 11:09
Firstly I think the abilities if very important
Secondly, it depends on everyone regarding the budget no matter of who finance (employee or employer) because employer will ask every dollar back
Regarding the form of education full-time, part-time, distance learning, online, etc I think it is important what you deliver in the real world because I don't think that everyone can make Harvard Business School or London Business School full time method and in the end, some people can make big mistakes in the business no matter of the business school
I saw people in multinational companies with a well-known Business School and this guy "produced" big losses to that company
In other words, it is a problem of matching between personal objectives and personal budget, and every employer will make individual assessment background/education
Firstly I think the abilities if very important
Secondly, it depends on everyone regarding the budget no matter of who finance (employee or employer) because employer will ask every dollar back
Regarding the form of education full-time, part-time, distance learning, online, etc I think it is important what you deliver in the real world because I don't think that everyone can make Harvard Business School or London Business School full time method and in the end, some people can make big mistakes in the business no matter of the business school
I saw people in multinational companies with a well-known Business School and this guy "produced" big losses to that company
In other words, it is a problem of matching between personal objectives and personal budget, and every employer will make individual assessment background/education
Posted Jan 23, 2011 20:17
i'm between some MBA 's through distance leanring method i would highly appreicate your support in this regard in order to help me in this...
Heriot watt edinburgh MBA -- they have weekend classes as well
Leicester distance leanring MBA - they have weekend classes as well - sttaford associate
Warwick global MBA - my issue with this its 3 years program and its the most costly...
the three of them offer summer classes as well optional courses to be taken in the campus.
EDS , Leicester are around 8500 English pound
Warwick 16000 English pound
highly appreciate your reply on this matter as am considering to start on feb.
thanks in advance.
Ahmed
i'm between some MBA 's through distance leanring method i would highly appreicate your support in this regard in order to help me in this...
Heriot watt edinburgh MBA -- they have weekend classes as well
Leicester distance leanring MBA - they have weekend classes as well - sttaford associate
Warwick global MBA - my issue with this its 3 years program and its the most costly...
the three of them offer summer classes as well optional courses to be taken in the campus.
EDS , Leicester are around 8500 English pound
Warwick 16000 English pound
highly appreciate your reply on this matter as am considering to start on feb.
thanks in advance.
Ahmed
Posted Jun 06, 2011 11:54
http://www.find-mba.com/board/20012
http://www.find-mba.com/board/20012
Posted Jun 23, 2011 13:30
Posted Jun 26, 2011 05:16
In LEICESTER MBA through distance learning is very good option. MBa established as a good study all over the world
The Leicester DL MBA is a decent option that provides good value for money. It is a well established program and has AMBA accreditation.
The Leicester DL MBA is a decent option that provides good value for money. It is a well established program and has AMBA accreditation.
Posted Nov 13, 2011 14:56
I'm having looking at distance learning schools right now. My options are Liverpool, Leicester, and Manchester.
I've made inquiries int eh first two and just recently discovered Manchester's.
I'd like to know if anyone has had any experience with any of these universities on distance learning. If so, what are your thoughts on them? Which would give me the best value for my money?
Much appreciated!
I'm having looking at distance learning schools right now. My options are Liverpool, Leicester, and Manchester.
I've made inquiries int eh first two and just recently discovered Manchester's.
I'd like to know if anyone has had any experience with any of these universities on distance learning. If so, what are your thoughts on them? Which would give me the best value for my money?
Much appreciated!
Posted Nov 14, 2011 18:32
Posted Nov 14, 2011 20:59
By the way this consultant told me that the mba helped him a lot to improve his career and gave him the ability to discuss/talk with CEO, ecc
MBS is part-time (so they won't write DL on your degree) and you'll take several days in Manchester..... the drawback is that it lasts 3y (you could go for the accellerated if you have 6y experience): a very long time.
I met MBS some weeks ago.. there were lots of italians interested in them (both FT and PT.. they were the most crowded desk after the spanish ones): I really like their program (you can take one of the different pathways) and I'll consider it if i fail my coming GMAT :-)
By the way this consultant told me that the mba helped him a lot to improve his career and gave him the ability to discuss/talk with CEO, ecc
MBS is part-time (so they won't write DL on your degree) and you'll take several days in Manchester..... the drawback is that it lasts 3y (you could go for the accellerated if you have 6y experience): a very long time.
I met MBS some weeks ago.. there were lots of italians interested in them (both FT and PT.. they were the most crowded desk after the spanish ones): I really like their program (you can take one of the different pathways) and I'll consider it if i fail my coming GMAT :-)
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