I don't think that MMU or NTU have much better standing in the UK than, for example, the Open University. Illinois is very much better: that has been repeated ranked in the top 50 universities worldwide, and in the top 100 business schools worldwide. 

Hello StuartBB,<br>thank you for the note.<br>sorry i didn’t understand the comparison with Open U. Are you saying MMU MBA is not that good?

The MMU MBA is a solid, triple-crown, MBA. It gives you the same content as most UK MBAs, with half the learning from the core and half from elective choice and a dissertation. However, you mention wanting something that looks good on your CV. As a former polytechnic, and an accessible, 1992 university focused on teaching rather than research, it's not going to look better than any other well-accredited MBA. There's less of a 'wow factor' with MMU than with most British universities. At the undergraduate level, it's rather average, a little worse than Leicester:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/business-and-management-studies">https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/business-and-management-studies</a>&nbsp;<br><br>PS I'm saying that Illinois is very much better. If budget is a major limit, the OU MBA is also a triple-crown, UK MBA and is available less expensively through Amity.&nbsp;

What are your goals? (in terms of where you are working / where you would like to work, industry, etc.?) This is really a wide range of schools, each with their own pros and cons.&nbsp;<br><br>Leicester does have AMBA accreditation, which is generally comparable to AACSB.