Executive MBA from Madagascar: Lead Beyond Borders
Build your leadership ambitions from where you are. Offered online through an exclusive partnership between the University of Cumbria and Robert Kennedy College, the Executive MBA brings internationally applicable management theory to professionals living in Madagascar.
Earn a British degree with international recognition
Graduating with a British degree can help you present your qualifications to employers and professional networks across borders. It offers a way to demonstrate your commitment to advanced management study while continuing to live in Madagascar.
The programme’s leadership and business concepts are designed to be applied in a range of international settings, supporting ambitions that may take you into new industries, markets or roles.
Complete your studies 100% online in as little as one year
You can work towards the Executive MBA entirely online, without relocating or putting your life in Madagascar on hold. The programme can be completed in as little as one year, depending on your study pace and successful completion of its requirements.
That flexibility can make a significant difference when you are balancing career development with work and personal commitments. Your next qualification need not require a move abroad.
Study without scheduled online attendance
The programme does not require you to be online at specific times or dates. You can engage with your studies at hours that fit your routine rather than arranging your life around live classes.
Whether your most productive time is before work, after dinner or during a free weekend, you can plan your learning accordingly. Assignment deadlines still provide structure as you progress.
Take your learning wherever you go
Study from home in Madagascar, from another country or while travelling. The mobile app lets you download study materials and watch lectures offline, so you can keep learning even when an internet connection is unavailable.
This portability helps you make use of time on the move without relying on uninterrupted connectivity. Your studies can travel with you as your work and life take you to new places.
Apply ideas through open-book assessments
Instead of classical question-and-answer exams, the programme uses open-book assessments. You can draw on course resources as you work through questions and develop your responses.
This approach gives you an opportunity to focus on understanding and applying management ideas, rather than memorising them for a closed-book test.
Learn from internationally educated faculty
Tutors and faculty include graduates of renowned universities such as Oxford, Harvard, EPFL, the University of Basel and Washington University in St. Louis. Their varied academic backgrounds contribute to an international learning experience.
As you encounter new approaches to leadership and management, you can consider how different perspectives relate to the decisions you face in your own career.
Join a worldwide learning community
Study alongside a diverse student base representing more than 130 countries. Conversations with peers from different professional and cultural backgrounds can broaden the way you think about organisations, markets and leadership.
Alumni work for international organisations and companies including DHL, Louis Vuitton, Bosch, CK Hutchison, BASF, Nestlé, Unilever, Daimler, BMW, Audi, the United Nations, Google, the ICRC, the World Bank, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, Tencent, Siemens and Sony.
Plan your payments over time
Programme fees can be paid in up to 18 monthly interest-free instalments. This gives you a way to spread the cost while you work towards your degree.
With a clear payment schedule, you can plan your studies alongside your other commitments and concentrate on the opportunities ahead.
Bring new perspectives to Madagascar’s industries
Madagascar’s agriculture and food sectors connect producers, processors and exporters across complex supply chains. For graduates working in these areas, the Executive MBA’s management theory can provide a foundation for thinking about operations, strategy and growth.
In tourism and hospitality, leaders often need to coordinate teams, deliver reliable service and adapt to changing demand. Graduates in Madagascar can use the programme’s broader business perspectives to examine these challenges and make informed decisions in their organisations.
Madagascar’s mining, manufacturing and export-oriented businesses also operate within international markets. Graduates involved in these sectors may find the programme’s internationally applicable ideas useful when considering organisational change, cross-border relationships and long-term strategy.
Ready to explore what studying from Madagascar could mean for your future? Request our course catalogue.