Charlene New, MBA Admissions Manager

Saïd Business School is an integral part of Oxford University

1996

Colin Mayer, Peter Moores Dean of the Saïd Business School.

 In the Financial Times' Global MBA ranking (January 10), Saïd Business School's MBA programme is ranked sixteenth in the world, and second in the UK. Our programme is in the top ten globally for international mobility and student diversity.

Our one-year MBA is ranked in Business Week´s top 10 business schools outside the USA. It ranks seventh on salary achieved post MBA and fourth on number of student's job offers by graduation.

Each year the School welcomes approximately 240 full time MBA students, 70 MSc in Financial Economics students, 15 doctoral students and around 105 undergraduates.

30%

95% of the class is international

£37,300 tuition fees + £3,150 college fees

Established in 1996, Oxford University´s Saïd Business School is one of Europe´s youngest and most entrepreneurial business schools, with a reputation for innovative business education. The School combines the highest standards of academic rigour with a practical understanding of business and wealth creation. Our faculty are engaged in boundary-extending research on key management issues, in dialogue with the wider intellectual community and with practitioners.

Oxford has been educating leaders for over 800 years and it's universally recognised as one of the world's greatest universities. A degree from the University of Oxford will open doors in every country across the globe. Oxford is a city that lives and breathes education. As an MBA student you will share in the rich social and academic resources of the wider University.

In little more than a decade, the Oxford MBA has become one of the best one-year programmes in the world. In the Financial Times' Global ranking (January 2010) Saïd's MBA programme is ranked 16th in the world and number 2 in the UK. We offer a flexible, but rigorous course delivered by international scholars.

- Entrepreneurship
- Social entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Strategy

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