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The Oxford MBA at Saïd Business
School. It is one of the most prestigious and competitive business programs. It
is designed to develop global leaders with a strong focus on entrepreneurship,
strategy, and responsible business. This University is the one of the oldest
and finest institute with the strong network in globe.
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Duration |
1 year |
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Tuition
Fees |
$ 92,300 |
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Ranking |
Top 10 MBA programs globally |
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Average
Salary After MBA |
$ 1,16,300-1,55,000 |
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Class Size |
350 students |
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Diversity |
90-95% international students |
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Program
Start |
September |
The University of Oxford's Saïd
Business School offers a one-year, full-time Master of Business Administration
(MBA) program designed to equip students with a solid foundation in core
business principles while fostering a broadened understanding of the role of
business in society. The program emphasizes a rigorous academic experience,
exposure to a global network, and diverse career opportunities.
Program Structure
Duration: 1 year
Start Date: September 2025
Location: Oxford
Cost: $ 1, 08,000
Class Profile
Class Size: 348
Nationalities Represented: 59
International Students: 97%
Female Students: 48%
Average Work Experience: 6 years
Median GMAT Score: 680
The diverse cohort brings a
multiplicity of perspectives and expertise and enriching the learning
environment.
Undergraduate Degree
A recognized undergraduate degree
with the official transcripts.
Work Experience
At least two years of full-time
work experience, demonstrating career progression, international exposure, and
leadership potential.
GMAT/GRE Scores
Competitive GMAT or GRE scores
English Proficiency
Required for applicants from
non-majority English-speaking countries, with specific TOEFL or IELTS score
thresholds.
References
Two professional or academic
references.
Essay
The supporting statement
outlining anything additional you would like the Admissions Committee to
consider.
Application Deadlines for 2025-26 Intake
Monday, 6 January 2025
Monday, 3 March 2025
Final decisions are communicated
by the corresponding decision deadlines for each stage.
Scholarships and Funding
The range of scholarships is
available, funded by Saïd Business School, Oxford University, colleges, and
external sources. The Applicants are automatically considered for most
scholarships and if they meet the eligibility criteria. The Early application
is recommended to maximize scholarship opportunities.
Career Development
This Career Development Centre
offers personalized support through coaching, talent development, and employer
engagement. The 2022-23 cohort, 80% of students secured new roles within three
months of graduation, with an average salary increase of 9% to $ 1, 17,855. The
students have pursued careers across various sectors, including consulting,
finance, technology, and global industries.
This type of programs Social
impact and responsible investing focus on generating financial returns while
positively influencing society and the environment. The Investors and businesses are increasingly
adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria to align their financial
goals with ethical and sustainable practices.
Duration
1 year, full-time.
Fees
$ 1, 08,000 for the 2025-26
academic year.
Academic Requirements
A strong undergraduate degree or
equivalent international qualifications.
Professional Experience
At least two years of full-time
work experience.
GMAT/GRE
A competitive GMAT score (median
680) or equivalent GRE score.
Practical Projects
This program incorporates
hands-on projects to bridge theory and practice:
Entrepreneurship Project
The Teams develop a comprehensive
business plan for a new venture, presenting it to a panel of investors and
practitioners. The project fosters entrepreneurial thinking and strategic
planning skills.
Strategic Consulting Project
The Students undertake a consulting
assignment for a corporate sponsor, addressing real-world business challenges
and providing strategic recommendations.
Michaelmas Term
Focus: Fundamentals of Business
& Leadership
Analytics – Data-driven
decision-making and business analytics
Business Finance – Corporate
finance principles, valuation, and investment
Financial Reporting – Accounting
and financial statements
Marketing – Consumer behavior,
branding, and digital marketing strategies
Operations Management – Supply
chain, logistics, and process optimization
Strategy – Competitive advantage,
market positioning, and business models
Leadership Fundamentals –
Personal leadership development and team dynamics
Hilary Term
Focus: Advanced Business Skills
& Global Perspective
Corporate Turnarounds &
Transformations – Business restructuring and strategy shifts
Global Rules of the Game – Impact
of political, legal, and economic factors on business
Entrepreneurial Finance –
Start-up financing, venture capital, and private equity
Organizational Behavior –
Managing people, culture, and leadership challenges
Business Ethics &
Sustainability – Corporate social responsibility and ethical leadership
Trinity Term
Focus: Customization &
Application of Knowledge
Consulting & Project
Management – Client-based project execution
Key Skills Required
Social Impact Investing
Responsible Investing
ESG Environmental, Social &
Governance Investing
Impact Investing vs. ESG
Investing
Key Responsibilities
Developing Impact Investment
Strategies
Assessing ESG Risks &
Compliance
Measuring Social &
Environmental Impact
Managing Sustainable Investment
Portfolios
Engaging with Stakeholders
Advising Corporations on CSR
& ESG
Impact Investment Analyst
ESG Analyst
Social Impact Consultant
Sustainable Finance Manager
Chief Sustainability Officer
(CSO)
Microfinance Specialist
ESG (Environmental, Social &
Governance) Analyst
Impact Investment Analyst
Sustainable Finance Manager
Social Impact Consultant
Chief Sustainability Officer
(CSO)
Microfinance Specialist
Renewable Energy Investment
Analyst
Sustainable Supply Chain Manager
Philanthropy & Social Impact
Manager
Circular Economy Specialist
BlackRock, Vanguard, Goldman
Sachs
Microsoft, Tesla, Google
Deloitte, PwC, KPMG (ESG
consulting), World Bank
Rockefeller Foundation, Acumen
Fund, IFC.
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Ques. What
is the difference between ESG and impact investing? |
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Ans. ESG investing focuses on risk management and
financial returns, while impact investing prioritizes measurable positive
change. |
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Ques. What
industries are hiring for social impact investing roles? |
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Ans. Finance, consulting, technology, nonprofit
organizations, and government agencies. |
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Ques. How do companies measure social impact? |
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Ans. Using sustainability reporting frameworks
like Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
and B Corp certification. |
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Ques. What are some challenges in responsible
investing? |
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Ans. Greenwashing, lack of standardized ESG
metrics, and balancing profitability with ethical impact. |
