For people already in the work.
An MBA and two MSc degrees, built for graduates and working professionals who need the qualification without leaving the job that made them want it.
How postgraduate study runs.
NUTM's postgraduate portfolio is small on purpose: one MBA and two MSc degrees, each aimed at a specific gap rather than at a market. The entry requirement is a recognised bachelor's degree in any field.
The MBA runs full-time on campus over eighteen months, or part-time online over twenty-four with an on-campus immersive week each semester. The MSc degrees are delivered online in both full-time and part-time formats.
Assessment across all three is project-based. Students produce work their employers can recognise, and defend the decisions behind it.
Full-time MBA
Three semesters of twenty-four weeks, on campus Monday to Friday, over eighteen months.
Part-time MBA
Four semesters of eighteen weeks over twenty-four months. Online on Friday afternoons and Saturdays, plus one on-campus immersive week per semester.
Immersive weeks
Each semester closes with a single intensive block taught in person: Corporate Strategy, Corporate Finance, and the Market-Creating Innovation Bootcamp.
MSc delivery
Software Engineering and Data Science are taught entirely online, full-time or part-time, ending in a supervised capstone project.
The programmes.
Two faculties, and everything taught at this level.
Faculty of Computing & Science
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Faculty of Management
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What it takes.
Entry
- A recognised bachelor's degree, in any field for the MBA.
- An online assessment of 60 to 90 minutes, waived on a valid GMAT or GRE score.
- A telephone interview of about 20 minutes.
- A panel interview of about 30 minutes.
Good to know
Admissions run in rounds and early applications are encouraged. MSc entry ordinarily expects a computing, engineering or quantitative background.
Start the application.
The form saves as you go, and admissions are processed on a rolling basis.