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Oxford - Saïd

University of Oxford - Saïd Business School

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Program Spotlight: Full-Time MBA
Tuition
83,770
Duration
12 months
Class Size
334
Intakes
September
Language
English
Average GMAT
680
Avg. Work Exp.
6.0 yrs
Avg. Salary
83,410
International
Students
97%
Woman
51%
University of Oxford - Saïd Business School
MBA Office
Park End Street
Oxford, OX1 1HP / United Kingdom

www.sbs.ox.ac.uk

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The Program

The business world is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented transformation. To remain competitive, companies need to think well beyond the scope of standard business models to address world-scale social, environmental, political and economic challenges.

Success in today’s rapidly changing and complex global business environment requires a unique set of skills and knowledge. The Oxford Saïd MBA prepares future business leaders to understand and respond to world-scale problems. We teach our students to see the big picture and to appreciate the implications and opportunities for organisations and new enterprises.

The MBA provides a solid grounding in the major business disciplines and core business skills with eight core modules in fundamental business areas, a selection of seven to nine electives and projects.

The Oxford Saïd MBA class is a truly diverse mix of extraordinary individuals from dozens of countries and all kind of backgrounds. Whether they are working as White House Fellows, opening up post-Soviet states to foreign trade and investment, or changing the social networking space in China, our alumni and students are rewriting the rules of the game. The diversity of every class translates into our alumni taking up varied positions in areas such as entrepreneurship, finance, management consulting and general management.

The University

Saïd Business School at Oxford University blends the best of new and old. We are a young, vibrant and innovative business school deeply embedded in an 800 year old world-class university.

We create programmes and ideas that have global impact. We educate people for successful business careers, and as a community seek to tackle world-scale problems. We deliver cutting-edge programmes and ground-breaking research that transform individuals, organisations, business practice and society. We seek to be a world-class business school community, embedded in a world-class university, tackling world-scale problems.

For over eight centuries, leaders from across the world, and from all spheres, have come to Oxford to study, to intellectually recharge and to engage in important discussions. The remarkable community at the School continues this tradition. Our community of academics, students, alumni, staff and friends is truly global and has representatives from all over the world and from different sectors. We enrich our perspective and impact through the convening power of Oxford which brings heads of state, CEOs, Nobel laureates, brilliant young scholars, social entrepreneurs, senior policy makers, inventors and corporate recruiters and many more to Oxford.

We are not just 'at' Oxford, but an integral part of Oxford University. Compared with other business schools that are not part of a university, or one affiliated in name only, we are embedded within Oxford University. You will see this often when you are sitting at a College dinner next to someone who studies history and you are explaining business to them, or in lectures, classes, or our online problem solving environment and you're listening to, and engaging with, an expert in law, economics, sociology, international relations, politics or health.


Impact from within

Solving the world’s challenges is no longer the preserve of government; business has growing power, influence and responsibility. So, business needs leaders primed for that task. 

We develop future leaders, who go into business with purpose, and make real impact. This is mission critical, because only then can business make meaningful impact on the world – the kind of impact that helps address the most pressing issues of our day, from the climate crisis to the AI revolution. 

This proposition – transforming individuals, who transform businesses, which transform the world – is what we mean by impact from within. 

Entry Requirements

Visit our website for more information on the application requirements for Oxford MBA.

Meet us
Each year our School representatives travel to multiple cities worldwide to meet with prospective students and interact with our alumni. Visit our events webpage for more information.

Find a programme that suits your career aspirations
In addition to our full-time MBA, Saïd Business School offers a range of programmes tailored to accelerate your career at any level. Use our programme finder to find out more: www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/programmes

Application Procedure

Visit our website for more information on how to apply for the Oxford MBA.

Tuition and Fees

For information on tuition fees for the current admissions cycle, please visit our MBA programme page.

Financial Aid

For information on the scholarships available to Oxford MBA students please visit our scholarships page.

Student Life

Combining ancient college buildings and quadrangles with contemporary architecture, bustling shopping centres and a modern transport infrastructure, Oxford mixes centuries of tradition with a cosmopolitan vibe. Boasting a diverse range of museums, galleries, theatres, bars and restaurants, Oxford is an exciting place to live and a perfect host to the academic departments, multidisciplinary colleges, graduate student common rooms, sports clubs and student societies that connect students across the city and provide endless opportunities to socialise and have fun. Oxford has a vast history of educating public leaders, including 30 British Prime Ministers and over 30 other heads of state and government around the world.

As an Oxford student, you will belong to one of the University's 39 autonomous colleges, each a self-governing academic community of students and faculty with its own distinctive history and identity. The application process requires you to specify a college of your choice.

Hear from current and past students as they blog about their time at Oxford Saïd.

Programs at Oxford - Saïd
  • Full-Time
  • Executive MBA
  • Dual Degree
MBA
Duration
12 months
Language
English
Tuition
83,770
Intakes
September
Average GMAT
680
Class Size
334
Avg. Work Exp (years)
6.0
Avg. Salary
83,410
Placement Industries
Consulting 32%, Financial Services 27%, Technology 21%, Industrial Management 15%
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Executive MBA
Duration
22 months
Language
English
Tuition
117,080
Intakes
January, September
Deadline
November 11
Class Size
65
Features
  • The program includes 16-to-18 one-week modules, including at least two sessions delivered in international locations.
  • The September intake is delivered in one-week modules over 24 months and the January intake is delivered in one-week modules over 22 months.
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Oxford 1+1 MBA
Duration
24 months
Language
English
Intakes
September
Features
  • The 1+1 MBA can be combined with Master's programs at partnering departments, including:
    • Master of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government
    • MSc in Computer Science at the Department of Computer Science
    • MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine at the Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
    • MSc in Environmental Change and Management at the School of Geography and the Environment
  • Students spend the first year in their chosen master's degree program, then start the MBA in their second year.
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Rankings
Ranked
Listed in
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BusinessWeek (Europe) 2021-22
10
BusinessWeek (Europe) 2023-24
11
Economist EMBA 2020
15
FT EMBA 2022
26
FT Global MBA 2024
28
FT Global MBA 2023
  • Top 10 MBA Programs in the UK
  • Top MBAs for Cybersecurity
  • Top Schools for Nonprofit
  • Top Schools for Public Sector
  • Top Schools for Retail and Consumer Goods
  • Top Schools for Sustainability
  • Top 1-Year MBAs Worldwide
  • Top 10 MBAs for Social or Environmental Impact
  • Top MBAs for Consulting
  • Top MBAs for Geopolitics
  • Top 1-Year MBAs in Europe
  • Top Dual MBA Degrees
Ranked
8
BusinessWeek (Europe) 2021-22
10
BusinessWeek (Europe) 2023-24
11
Economist EMBA 2020
15
FT EMBA 2022
26
FT Global MBA 2024
28
FT Global MBA 2023
Listed in
  • Top 10 MBA Programs in the UK
  • Top MBAs for Cybersecurity
  • Top Schools for Nonprofit
  • Top Schools for Public Sector
  • Top Schools for Retail and Consumer Goods
  • Top Schools for Sustainability
  • Top 1-Year MBAs Worldwide
  • Top 10 MBAs for Social or Environmental Impact
  • Top MBAs for Consulting
  • Top MBAs for Geopolitics
  • Top 1-Year MBAs in Europe
  • Top Dual MBA Degrees
Scholarships
  • Forté Fellowship
  • Saïd Business School Foundation Scholarships
  • Dean’s Africa Scholarship
  • Skoll Scholarship
  • EY Scholarships
  • Oxford Pershing Square Scholarship
  • Oxford - Grace Lake Scholarship
  • Executive MBA Director's Scholarships
  • Hasmukh Patel Scholarship
  • Executive MBA Oxford Alumni Scholarship
  • Alumni Annual Fund Scholarships
  • Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship
  • Bosch Graduate Scholarship
  • Global Leadership Council (GLC) Scholarships for Women
  • Jacobs Foundation Scholarship
  • MBA Leavers' Class Scholarship
  • Oxford – Adara Foundation Scholarships
  • Oxford Leo Tong Chen Scholarships
  • Forté Fellowships for Women
  • Oxford - Intesa Sanpaolo MBA Scholarships
  • Oxford Saïd-HEC Montréal Scholarship
  • The Forté Foundation Fellowships for Women
  • Saïd Business School Foundation Africa Scholarships
  • Saïd Business School Foundation Middle East Scholarships
  • The Oxford Executive MBA Scholarships for Women in association with the 30% Club
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