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Outline of presentation

Why LBS, Why Nigeria?

Executive Impact Study

MEMBA Programme

ProgrammeRequirement and tuition

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Nigeria

LAGOS

Why the MBA Impact Study?

To help evaluate if undergoing the LBS MBAprogram can be related to various measures ofsuccess in graduates.

Key Indicators

Career

Financial Returns

Outlook on Life

Findings on MBA Impact Study

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

20%

20%

17%

14% 14%

8% 8%7%

6%5%

1%

Why people do an MBA?

27.8%

55.6%

14.8%

0.0%1.9%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Yes,

definitely

Yes, to

some

extent

I don’t know

No, not

really

No,

definitely

not

The MBA met my Expectations relating to Business

83.4%

I wanted the MBA to help facilitate a career change from

Engineering to Finance (MBA Graduate )

“Being on the MBA programme made me understand how businesses were run especially how strategy plays a key role” (MBA Graduate 2014)

Conclusion – MBA Impact

Increased self-confidence is most valued by MBA graduates

76% of MBAs are placed within 6 months of graduation and 94% are placed within 12 months of graduation.

The top 5 industries recruiting MBAs are the consulting, financial services, FMCG, retail and telecoms ( in this order)

Expectations of participants especially those relating to business are met during the MBA

The MBA makes at least an 80% contribution to the development of skills requirement for job performance.

Average salary increase of graduates after the program is 180%.

80% of participants became more ethically aware after the MBA.

MBA graduates are usually committed to their jobs even when they do not derive satisfaction from their organizations

Findings on Executive MBA Impact Study

2%

0% 15%

56%

27%

The MBA has helped me manage

my career better

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0%

Yes, Definitely

Yes, to some extent

I don’t know

No, not really

No, definitely not

The MBA has or will help me start own business

• Career advancement is traditionally seen as one of the main

reasons why people do the Executive MBA program.

• Over 80% of sample respondents agree that the MBA has

enabled them manage their careers better.

• 70% of sample respondents were promoted just after the MBA

while 75% have changed jobs at least once in line with their

career aspirations.

• About 70% of sample respondents believe that the MBA has

provided them with the required knowledge and skills to start and

manage their own businesses

• One could infer that the Executive MBA is a program for managers

aspiring to be Entrepreneurs

Conclusion – Executive MBA Impact

Self-development is the major reason for EMBA program.

Acquiring new business related knowledge is what participants value the most from the EMBA program

The EMBA program provides managers with entrepreneurship skills enabling them start and manage their own businesses

The EMBA contribute at least 80% on development of job related skills

Upward salary progression is guaranteed with an average increase of 27% just after the program

International Executive Study Immersion

International Executive Study Immersion:

– Nanyang

Technological

University,

Singapore

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Exchange Program in IPADE, Mexico

13

International Executive Study Immersion:

IESE Business School

14

MBA Year 1 Courses

1st Semester 1

•Analysis of Business Problems

•Corporate Financial Accounting

•Business Ethics

•Management Communication

•Quantitative Analysis

1st Semester 2

•Human Behaviour in Org 1

•Economic Environment of Business 1

•Introduction to Marketing

•Cost and Management accounting

•Intro to Financial Management 1

2nd Semester 1

•Operations Management

•Strategic Management I

•Marketing Management 2

•Business Statistics

2nd Semester 2

•Market Research

•Management Information System

•Operations Strategy

•Human Behaviour in Organizations II

•Social and Political Environment of Business

•Life Project

MBA Year 2 Electives

Course Type

Entrepreneurship* Core

Sample Electives

Economic Environment of Business II Elective

Purchasing, Supply & Chain Management Elective

Service Management Elective

Business Law Elective

Tax Planning Elective

Student-Led Activities

Toastmasters Helps you develop public speaking skills

Finance Club Prepares you for a career in Finance

Consulting

Academy

Prepares you for a career in Consulting

Africa Business

Conference Club

Creates a platform for continued discussion and

increased awareness of business opportunities in Africa

SME Logic Providing management advisory services for SMEs

Project “What Next?”

Engages industry experts (mainly CEOs of large

organisations)

Sports Club Promotes health and physical fitness among

participants

MBA Programme Format

Duration - 18 months

2 sessions

Monday-Fridays: 8:30am – 4:00pm

3 Months Project Based Internship

International Exchange Programme (optional)

MBA + Specialization

Dual Degree programme

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How to Get Full MBA Scholarship

1. Apply for MBA.

2. Take Graduate Management and Admission Test,

GMAT or Graduate Requirement Exam.

3. Submit your GMAT or GRE result.

4. Admission Interview.

5. Scholarship Interview

6. Scholarship Offer

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Modular EMBA Year 1 Courses

Assignments 7.5 weeks in between modules

Modular EMBA Year 2 Courses

Assignments 7.5 weeks in between modules

Modular EMBA Programme format

Duration – 24 months

2 sessions, 6 modules

1 Intensive week in 2 months

1 week International module (compulsory)

MEMBA + Specialization

Classes start September 2016

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Requirements for the Modular EMBA programmes

Minimum of a second class lower University degree in any discipline or if lower, a Post-Graduate Diploma from a recognized University.

Minimum of 5 credits required in baccalaureate or secondary school including English and Mathematics.

Good GMAT or GRE score or a good score at LBS administered test.

7 years post-qualification work experience.

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Tuition Fees

Modular EMBA Fees : NGN 3,170,500 per session, the

programme runs in two sessions. NGN 6,341,000

(9,890,302.34 CFA) in total.

MBA Fees: NGN2,128,500 per session. Either NGN 4,257,000.

Full scholarship for international students and partial

scholarships for local students.

The fees are payable in installments per term. The fees cover

tuition, course materials and cost of accommodation abroad.

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Apply Now and Write the Entrance Exam

Apply online now at www.lbs.edu.ng

Entrance Exam is coming up visit www.lbs.edu.ngfor dates

You can submit GMAT or GRE. No minimum score

Take the step now. You have nothing to loose.

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Recap

Why Nigeria and Lagos?

Why LBS?

Executive Impact Study

MEMBA Programme

International Executive Study Immersion

Tuition

Contact Details

Call: +2347080070527

Whatsapp: +2347080070527

Skype ID: lbsmba1

Email: mba@lbs.edu.ng