Cranfield School of Management

Which mode of study is right for me?

Full-time MBA

The Full-time MBA is an intensive one-year course which means that you are out of the workforce for the shortest possible time. Our full-time course is a good option if you want to make a significant change in your career in the short-term – for example if you want to change function, industry or even both.

By studying the MBA full-time you are able to immerse yourself fully in your studies without the distractions of balancing the demands of a job.

Due to the time commitment required, you would not be able to study and continue to work at the same time so you should be able to support yourself financially for the year.

Executive MBA

Our Executive MBA allows you to study while you continue to work. It is a good option if you are looking to advance your career in your current organisation in the short-term, perhaps moving jobs within 3 years of graduation. Studying our Executive MBA course will allow you to build on your current experience and apply your knowledge immediately back in the workplace.

If you would need to travel a long distance for lectures at Cranfield, you may find that the Modular format would suit you best, rather than having to commit to fortnightly attendance on the Part-time option. Alternatively, you may find that you cannot commit to block attendance and so weekend attendance on the Part-time course would be your preferred option.

Remember that if you are sponsored, you are likely to be required to remain with your organisation, at least in the short-term. Our career development team will work with you and your organisation to formulate your career development plan and will support your succession planning with senior management, but they will not be able to help you actively search for a new job.

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