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Worldwide, Online MBA programs are on the rise. And it’s clear why: an MBA delivered through distance learning is attractive to many professionals who don’t want to stop working for a year or two in order to pursue a degree. See the Top 10 Online MBAs Worldwide.

Employers are now looking to Online MBAs in search of more experienced candidates than full-time courses. Business schools wax lyrical about the benefits of digital education: completing an Online MBA proves one is adept at managing multiple priorities. Studying online also fits the way we work today, with managers expect to lead global teams from a distance. 

Online MBA students are more likely to receive employer funding than full-time candidates because they study part-time, so they do not need to leave their job to learn.

Online learning is emerging as the key to lifelong learning for business school alumni. It is far more flexible, enabling people to continuously learn in their own time and at their own pace, rather than having to take time out of work and come back to campus.