What's your definition of affordable?<br><br>It's difficult to advise without knowing a bit more about your background and what your professional goals are.

Hi Aslamo,<br>I mean less than 15-20K<br><br>I’m 40 and working as Operations Manager in Healthcare Industry.&nbsp;<br><br>I worked in different position in Medical companies but mostly focused in customer service, technical support and logistic.&nbsp;<br><br>I’ve studied Economy at University in Italy, worked there and then moved to work in Switzerland.&nbsp;<br><br>I would like to take a EMBA to improve my cv abs be ready for senior management positions<br><br>I would like 12 months full online EMBA<br><br><br>thanks&nbsp;

Your criteria leave you only with weak options. The best of the bad bunch is:&nbsp;
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Thanks Duncan, I know I am quite limited both in time and amount. I could prolonged up to 18 months but not more than this and could go up to 20.000 max Would it change?&nbsp;<br>Is the Lobdon University not accredited ? In the link you sent me it’s a a Global MBA not Executive MBA,&nbsp;<br><br>

Every university is accredited by someone, even it's by their uncle. The University of London Global MBA doesn't have any of the three most respected accreditations for MBAs: AMBA, AACSB or EQUIS.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>Executive MBAs are normally on campus, and degrees will normally say "MBA" not "Executive MBA". I can't think of any [meaningfully-accredited] online executive MBA in your budget (I assume you mean $20k USD) that takes 18 months or fewer.&nbsp;<br><br>If you have 18 months then a very good option is the Open University in the UK, which has all three of those accreditations:<br><br>
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