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Actually In my opinion there is no big different between both of them,
Only EMBA is developed to those whom have a very large work experience and want to empower their experience with studying, and it is more practical studying. In the other hand MBA don?t require that much of experience and it?s balanced between practical and academic study. That?s my personal assessment.


Meera,
There are many great local and international universities now in Dubai offering part time and flexible learning MBA.
It depends in your budget, your plans and what exactly do want?!
I?ll be happy to help you in the long process of choosing the most fitting school for you.

Have you considered reading the 30 posts above?

So with that budget it's very hard to see a way forward. You best bet is to apply to Bradford, which is 92,000 AED and ask for a scholarship. If they say no, the Bradford Distance-Learning MBA does fit your budget.

The Bradford programme is part-time.

I suspect that it might be a price per course, but even if it's ten or 15 times that amount it's a good price.

There's a programme search feature at http://www.find-mba.com/search

Middlesex is no longer accredited by the AMBA, and has neither of the two other accreditations http://www.find-mba.com/accreditations

I think Dubai University and SP Jain are the best choices if you need to study full time in Dubai.

An investment is only as good as the alternatives. If you don't have any alternatives to an investment, then that's a worrying position.

There's also Dubai University and SP Jain. Why is a part-time MBA out of the question? Why not study outside Dubai?