13 April 2016
Offers part-time MBA candidates additional incentives as it marks 10 years in the Middle East

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Celebrating its 10thanniversary in the Middle East in 2016, Manchester Business School (MBS) isoffering part-time MBA candidates additional incentives to join the region's largest part-time MBA community. MBS is currently offering a special early application reduction in tuition fees, alongside a new and exclusive education loan finance offer in conjunction with the National Bank of Fujairah.

Manchester Business School Middle East Centre is offering candidates for its part-time 24-month MBA programme an early application incentive of a 7.5% reduction in tuition fees, for applicationsreceived on or before April 18th, for the July 2016 semester student intake. The school offers two student intakes each year, in January and July.   

In addition, MBS has announced a new and exclusive finance offer in conjunction with the National Bank of Fujairah (NBJ), offering a choice of an education loan with low interest rates or credit card payment with plans starting at zero per cent interest, for the entire tuition fees for the MBA programme. NBJ is also making the application process simple, fast and convenient, by processing applications on site at MBS events and at the Middle East Centre at Dubai Knowledge Village.

MBS is marking its 10th anniversary in the Middle East, in 2016, and undertaking a series of activities through the year to commemorate the milestone. The MBS Middle East Centre is the largest and fastest growing centre in the MBS international network of six centres. MBS supports almost 2,000 part-time MBA students in the region, and a community of around 2,000 alumni.

Randa Bessiso, Director - Middle East, Manchester Business School, said: "Our aim is to make the part-time MBA as accessible as possible and our special 10th anniversary offers will help achieve this and reward early applications as we continue to build our MBA student and alumni base across the Middle East. As the regional economy adjusts and organisations re-shape and re-size their teams, and while salaries stagnate, we see this period as the perfect opportunity for qualified and experienced working professionals to invest in a world class MBA to maintain the career momentum, whilst continuing to work and earn."

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Manchester Business School is the UK's largest campus-based business and management school. It provides a comprehensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and custom-made executive programmes, for organisations from both the private and public sectors. Manchester BusinessSchool holds triple MBA accreditation - AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB. All successful MBA students are awarded a degree by the University of Manchester and no distinction is made between the different learning formats - all have reached the same high standard expected of a Manchester MBA.

Issued on behalf of Manchester Business School Middle East Centre by WPR.

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