THE BEST BUSINESS DECISION

The aim is not just to give youletters after your name, but tonurture you as an individual

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Craig Ferri MBA 2010

“The Brunel MBA has benefitedme and my company. Before myMBA I was the MD of a companywith a multimillion poundturnover. My Business Projectwas on Middle East expansionand that’s exactly where we’reheading. It’s proved invaluable.”

Life is like a business. It’s about identifying yourstrengths and weaknesses, maximising your assetsand turning them into a more profitable future.

That is what the Brunel MBA is designed to do. Whether you want to advance your existingcareer, move to a new field, start your ownbusiness, or simply earn more money, we can giveyou the tools you need.

Through our one year full-time programme, you will also have the opportunity to specialise your MBA by taking options in specialisms not only in further topics in management, but also subjects in healthcare management and aviation management. Every aspect of the programme is practical,fulfilling, integrated and, thanks to our world classteaching and research facilities, always relevant totoday’s ever-changing business environment.†

You know what you want to achieve.We can help you succeed.

† But don't take our word for it. The Brunel MBA is fully accredited by the Association of MBAs for the quality of its academics, its teaching, the curriculum and its student body.

“SOMETIMES IT FEELS AS THOUGH WE ARE IN A BOARD MEETING!”

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Funmi Obileye, MBA 2012

“The Brunel MBA programme hasdeveloped my career internationallythrough the people I met on the course and understanding theircultural differences. Employers are always looking forcandidates with an internationalmind-set and having this internationalexposure on my CV has given me thatstep ahead I need. Taking part in the Business Tour to India gave me an amazing international experienceof one of fastest growing economies”.

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School Rankings and Accreditations:• Brunel Business School is ranked in

the Top 20 Best Business Schools in UKaccording to the Financial Times

• Brunel Business School is ranked in the Top 75 European Business Schoolsaccording to the Financial Times

• Brunel University is ranked in the Top 5 inLondon for student satisfaction

• The Brunel MBA is one of a distinguished groupof MBA programmes worldwide to have achievedaccreditation by The Association of MBAs(AMBA), the leading MBA accreditation body

• Brunel University has been awarded one of themost prestigious awards for its groundbreakingresearch – the Queen's Anniversary Prize forFurther and Higher Education

FacilitiesThe School is based in the Eastern Gateway building,which creates a stunning entrance to the UniversityCampus. The £32m building has state of the artfacilities over four floors to house the school’sfaculty, students and leading edge research

activities. It also houses a cafeteria and an ArtGallery. The building is one of many recentinvestments of the University Campus which houses15,000 students on a single campus creating anamazing community on the outskirts of London.

Brunel University was established in 1966 and islocated on a single campus in Uxbridge, on thewestern outskirts of London, close to HeathrowAirport with excellent links to the centre of Londonand the rest of the UK. The recent campusmasterplan saw over £250 million invested in newbuildings, infrastructure and environment.There is an extensive library and computer centre,with an all-encompassing book and journalcollection, 24 hour computer workstations, groupstudy areas and an assistive technology centre fordisabled students. The University boasts excellentstudent facilities, with a stunning atrium leading todining space, bars, the students’ union and variousretail outlets. We also have UEFA class footballfacilities, a competition standard athletics complexand sports and fitness centre. Eighteen halls ofresidence and a new residential village bring our on-campus accommodation up to 4,751 rooms.

Brunel Business School, located in West London, is one of the largestschools of the Brunel University and home to over 2,200 students over 100 academic and administrative members of staff and offers a range of programmes covering all the core business and management disciplines at undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD level.

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Applied Research underpins everything we do at BrunelBusiness School, and we are also home to sixinternationally renowned research centres. In the mostrecent Research Assessment Exercise our researchquality was ranked 25th out of 90 UK business schoolsand 80% of our research output is internationalstandard. Our researchers are thought leaders and areoften represented and contribute to major research fieldsand initiatives published in leading internationalacademic journals as well as presenting their work atinternational conferences and through published books.

Centre for Research into Entrepreneurship,International Business and Innovation in EmergingMarkets (CEIBIEM)In 2010 CEIBIEM was created from the merger of theSchool’s entrepreneurship, sustainability, strategy andemerging markets research centres (BRESE andCIBSEM respectively). The merger created a researchgroup with a unique focus on entrepreneurship,international strategy and innovation in emergingmarkets. CEIBIEM uses its strength in qualitativeanalysis to promote the study of the future evolution ofbusiness in an international and comparative context toinfluence to best practice and policy.

Centre for Research in to Emotion Work andWork and Organisation Research Centre (WORC)Members of WORC undertake applied research into allaspects of performance in the workplace, individualwellbeing and performance, and Human ResourcesManagement in its broadest sense. Using a wide rangeof quantitative and qualitative research methodologies,our work investigates current and pressing issues inperformance at three levels of analysis - the individual,the workteam, and the wider organisation. We publish intoptier outlets internationally, advise organisations inpartnership, and seek to generate innovative scientificunderstanding and professional practice in a diverse setof areas of work performance.

Centre for Research in Marketing (CREAM)The centre seeks to produce research – especiallyground-breaking pioneering research - that not onlyadvances theory but, in addition, has a wide institutionaland societal utility. Marketing faculty enjoy anunparalleled international profile in the fields of corporatemarketing, corporate identity, and corporate brandmanagement. Our scholars are also known for theirscholarship and published output relating to internationalmarketing, B-B marketing, CSR/ethical marketing, andheritage identity among other areas.

Information Systems Evaluation and Integration (ISEing)ISEing focuses on solutions to management issues, inboth private and public sectors, which use businessinformation systems, technology and communication toimprove efficiency, effectiveness and performance. Itsrecent investigations include eGovernment, InformationSystems Evaluation, information systems withinorganisations and eLearning.

Accounting and Auditing Research Centre (AARC)AARC provides a focus for investigating current issues incorporate financial reporting, assurance and corporategovernance in large and small entities. Specialist areasinclude impact assessments of government policy on theaccounting and auditing needs of SMEs and the effect ofderegulation on users of their financial statements andthe accountancy profession.

Operations and Supply Chain Systems Group (OASIS)This research centre was created with a mission toundertake rigorous and relevant research into all aspectsof Operations Management and Supply ChainManagement and related areas. Our work involves takinga combination of operations research, managementscience, information systems, general management andstrategic management knowledge and approaches, inorder to evaluate operations and to generate product andservice based models and perspectives within andacross public and private industry sectors.

WORLD CLASS RESEARCH CENTRES

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Professor Amir SharifRole: Professor of Operations Management and the Brunel MBA Director

Dr. Ana Cristina CostaRole: Senior Lecturer and Director ofPostgraduate Studies

John AstonRole: Senior Lecturer

Dr. Des DoranRole: Director of the Brunel MBA (designate)

Dr Aida HajroRole: Lecturer

Dr. Abrahim AlthonayanRole: Lecturer

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Dr. Dimitrios KoufopoulosRole: Senior Lecturer

Prof. Mustafa ÖzbilginRole: Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Dr. Savita KumraRole: Senior Lecturer

Dr. Satwinder SinghRole: Lecturer

Dr. Sarmad AlshawiRole: Lecturer

Prof. T C MelewarRole: Professor of Marketing and Strategy

Prof. Neil AndersonRole: Professor of Human ResourceManagement

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PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

A real MBA CommitmentThe MBA Programme from Brunel Business Schoolis an intensive, research-led MBA designed tomaximise students’ investment in a global executivecareer. The intensive full time programme is a one-year course starting annually in late September.

OrientationIt may be some time since you last undertook aperiod of formal academic study, so your study skillsmay be a little rusty. To help you prepare for yourMBA, you will begin with a three day orientation thatintroduces the key concepts of the MBA andprovides valuable advice on how to study effectively.

September - May: The full time taught part of theprogramme starts in September and ends in May.Study takes place on campus for approximately 30- 40hours per week: students will attend the Schoolbetween Monday to Thursday with occasional Fridayand Saturday, to participate in lectures, seminars,group work, guest speaker visits, Career DevelopmentClasses and Leadership Masterclass Series.

May - September: The Business Project is mainlyundertaken from May onwards, with somepreparatory sessions before.

September - onwards: Become a part of a networkof over 75,000 Brunel Alumni.

The Brunel MBA

· Corporate and Business Finance

· Strategic Marketing Management

· Leading People and Managing Organisations

· Corporate and Competitive Strategy

· Operations Management

· International Business

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Aviation Management:Airport Management and Operations, Airline Management,Economics and Ethics

• Leadership Masterclass Series

• Career Development Programme

• Business Life: Employability Programme

Please note that elective modules are subject to a minimum enrolment of 10 students

Over the course of your MBA, you will study six core modules, which cover the essentials of business activity.

Corporate and business financeYou will gain a thorough understanding of the world offinance, the concepts of risk and the cost of capital, aswell as the process of financial management in the longand short term. You will also learn the principles ofmanagement accounting, and systematic techniques for analysing and evaluating the financial health of an organisation, including the construction andinterpretation of financial statements.

Leading people and managing organisations Good organisations recognise that human capital is akey resource. This module helps you understand the many factors that influence people’s behaviour and theireffective performance. Through the development ofcritical thinking and independent judgement, you willgain a better theoretical and practical appreciation ofhow to motivate, lead, work together, communicate withcolleagues, and manage conflicts of interest.

Strategic marketing managementThis module will give you a thorough knowledge of theprincipal marketing concepts and how marketing hasevolved as a business discipline with the rapidexpansion of new technology. You will learn how toconduct a marketing audit, construct a marketing plan,and evaluate the effectiveness of marketing activities.

Operations managementIn this module you will explore the approaches,techniques and tools of managing operations. You willgain a greater awareness of how strategic issues, bothwithin the boundaries of organisations and beyond,affect how operations are planned and controlled. You will also develop a better appreciation of therelationship between performance imperatives and the design of operations or services.

International businessThis module considers the many challenges, bothinstrumental and ethical, of managing complexinternational organisations across geographical andcultural borders. It will provide an understanding of themechanisms for entering new markets and emergingeconomies and the consequent need to cope withglobal diversity, risk and uncertainty.

Corporate and competitive strategyThis module will introduce the concepts andmethodological tools and techniques for analysing an organisation’s strategic position. You will gain anappreciation of the complex issues and challengesthat face those responsible for the strategicmanagement of organisations in changing and uncertain conditions.

MBA CORE MODULES

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As well as building up your management knowledge throughthe six fundamental core modules, the Brunel MBA alsogives you the opportunity to specialise by way of electivemodules. Three pathway choices are available: generalbusiness, healthcare or aviation management. If you wish tospecialise in aviation or healthcare management, you willneed to choose the two relevant electives as well as a sectorspecific topic for your Business Project.

Elective ModulesInformation systems in organisationsYou will examine the changing role of information systems(IS) and their impact on individuals, business and society.You will study a range of topics relating to eBusiness,customer relationships, knowledge management, and thelatest theories, practical developments and future trends inthe field. Drawing on your own business experience, you willidentify and resolve a specific concern using a strategic IS solution.

Managing for the futureIt is not the aim of this module that students will be able topredict the future! Instead, the aim is to introduce students toseveral methods developed specifically for considering,elaborating and interrogating ‘futures’ more thoroughly, andin a structured or semi-structured way, in order to improvethe quality of actions that they will be capable of taking intheir own rights as managers and practitioners. Thesemethods include those developed in industry as well aswithin academia.

Global diversity managementThis module provides an insight into the key concepts,historical evolution and contemporary practices of globaldiversity management. During this study you will develop anappreciation for managing diversity in multinational andglobal organisations in public, private and the voluntarysector, in partnership with line management and leadership.You will also develop a key understanding of diversity in thecontext of organisational change.

Healthcare policy settingYou will gain sophisticated knowledge of the political setting ofhealth policy, you will also be able to analyse its influence andcritically evaluate the role and effectiveness of healthcareprofessionals and managers in the policy-making process.

Managing change in healthcareThis module will help you develop original and innovativeinitiatives in healthcare management and help you topromote them within your organisation’s strategic plans andculture. You will also review, analyse and evaluate currentdevelopments in healthcare policy as they impact onimplementing change and use research evidence to evaluatethe success of change theories, strategies and initiatives indelivering best practice.

Airport management and planningThis module will enable you to compare and evaluatedifferent models for the successful management of an airport,with an enhanced appreciation of the role that economic,environmental, safety and security factors play, and howairport design can influence the process.

Airline management, economics and ethicsThrough an introduction to the underlying principles of airlinemanagement, this will give you a deeper understanding ofthe economics, customer relationship dynamics andmarketing strategies involved in running a successful airlinebusiness. It also considers the professional ethics demandedof the industry, both within and by society at large.

YOUR MBA: YOUR SPECIALISATION

“The Brunel MBA has the perfect mix of essentialbusiness topics to help you

succeed in your career”Mark G Smith, Director, Institutional Sales,

HSBC Global Asset Management (UK)

Disclaimer: Please note that elective modules are subject to minimum enrolments of 10 students.

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“My Brunel MBA (Healthcare Management)helped me land a job as a project manager for Primary Care CancerServices in the �HS.” Divya Gupta MBA 2009

“I’m the supply managerfor an airline caterer. The Brunel MBA has really broadened my horizons.”

Kuldip Johal MBA 2009

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Brunel MBA students have the opportunity toundertake their Business Project in a real worldcontext, through a collaboration with multinationalcompanies, SMES or public sector institutions.To complete your MBA, you will be required toundertake an in-depth study of a business ormanagement issue of particular interest to you. It could be something that you have met in yourcareer to date, a challenge that your organisationcurrently faces, or an exploration of a subjectcompletely outside of your own experience. You will be expected to conduct extensive research,analyse your findings and reach your own conclusions.But before you embark on your project, we will giveyou comprehensive guidance and will coach you allthe way through, from the first draft to your completed12,000 project.

Examples of MBA Business Projects include · Options for small businesses to exploit Web 2.0

technologies· Choice of marketing strategy for Wal-Mart in India · Branding for not-for-profit organisations · Collaboration intensity in the UK supermarket

retail chain· Knowledge management in the SME sector · Combating digital piracy· What patients want: the impact of 'Patient Choice'

on the NHS supply chain

A successful project is a great way to apply theknowledge you have gained in the programme,demonstrate your business acumen, and tailor yourMBA to your own interests and needs, or to those ofyour current or future employers. Should you wish tostudy for a special award in Healthcare or AviationManagement, you will need to choose a sector specifictopic for dissertation as well as two relevant electives.

MBA BUSINESS PROJECT

"As part of their Business Projectthis year, some of our students wereasked by British Airways to identifythe necessary steps in designing andsupporting their corporate universityand fostering the creation of aninnovative organizational culture.This indeed represents a verychallenging task. This partnershipwill provide us with the opportunityto learn from British Airways byconducting interviews with some oftheir most senior managers. At thesame time we agreed to provide theBritish Airways a detailed executivesummary and a presentation of ourmanagerial implications for theirstrategy group." Dr. Aida Hajro, MBA Lecturer

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The Leadership Masterclass Series provides 1 and 2 day intensive workshops (scheduled across a range of Fridays and Saturdays) on the following topics:

• Corporate social responsibility

• Entrepreneurship

• Global diversity management

• Leadership, recruitment and performance

• Lean in healthcare

• Managing across cultures

• Negotiation and management of conflict

• Project management

• Study skills

• Team challenge using MarkStrat™

• Time management

• Using social media for business

At Brunel we believe that your MBA is not just about gaining knowledge, it’s also about shaping you as a person. These short workshops focus ondeveloping those soft skills that today’s organisations expect and demand of their senior managers.

LEADERSHIP MASTERCLASS SERIES

I was working as a General Managerof a small business consultingcompany in Shanghai, China. Wespecialize in providing Italian textilemachines for Chinese customers.Determined to become a leader on a higher level, I made up my mind to take up the MBA programme inBrunel Business School because of its very good reputation, itsrankings, and its convenient location in London.

Hongyan Zhao, MBA 2012

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By integrating and reflecting on your employability skills, we want togive you the best opportunity to accelerate your career after completingyour MBA with us.

Career Development Programme offers you the life-skills to attain thejobs that are part of that career both immediately after graduation andinto the future, through 5 key stages:

1. Introduction - a broad understanding of the programme and its content2. Define - to begin to understand and define yourself3. Identify - to explore your strengths and weaknesses and what you

could potentially be offering a future employer4. Plan - work on your Career Plan, with an initial focus on the first job

role and industry once you are an MBA graduate5. Act - writing your CV and applying for jobs

As part of the MBA students have exclusive access to individual careermanagment sessions with Ms Pauline Irons who has an extensivecoaching experience as the former Head of Global IT Recruitment atGlaxoSmithKline. Students receive advice on all aspects of careerplanning, including reassessment of their true strengths andweaknesses. This aspect of the MBA programme is invaluable tostudents who having worked in managerial roles for a number of yearsmay now wish to evaluate their experience to date and progress theircareers into the future.

CAREER MANAGEMENT

Brunel’s Placement and Careers Centrewas named the Best Placement Service

in UK at the inaugural �ationalPlacement and Internship Awards.

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Career Development Workshops• Consulting Skills • Analytical Skills• Communication Skills• Writing Skills

The care we are given individually as part of the career anddevelopment plan is the mostsurprising part for me. We can have a one-to-one session with a veryexperienced professional who isentirely dedicated to the MBAstudents. This made me learn moreabout myself, made me think of someof my skills differently, and focus onimproving my weaknesses.Mohamed Abdelkhalek Mahmoud, MBA 2012

The Brunel MBA Career Development Programme (CDP) is an integral part of yourprofessional development whilst you are completing your MBA. The CDP aims to help youdefine your career goals within a career plan which you can move forward with after yourMBA. Recognising that achieving your career aspirations is probably why you consideredan MBA in the first place there is a full programme of career activities throughout yourcourse, including one-to-one career counselling, careers workshops and employerpresentations (including international work opportunities and working in the UK post-MBA).

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Following appointment as anOperations Director for a small familyfirm, I recognised that there was avacuum in my formal businessqualifications.

The Brunel MBA appeared to me to be awell-structured, open, honest MBAtailored towards students withsignificant business experience. Theopportunities to learn with others, andapply shared knowledge back to theworkplace left a lasting impression. Ihave now managed to secure a new roleand position as Director of Operationsat Oxford Instruments, now a FTSE 250company, which has been enhanced bymy MBA experience and study.

I really enjoyed the course and theexperiences and knowledge gained sofar. Working with other students on theprogramme has benefited me greatly,and I have built new friendships andnetwork links as a result.

Simon Nicholson, MBA 2012

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Company Links and VisitsMBA students undertake regular visits to companiesin the UK and many companies visit the students oncampus as part of the MBA Guest Speaker Series:“Let’s Talk Business”. The following companies havean ongoing relationship with the Brunel MBA and our students have had the chance to network andwork with representatives from:• Barclays• British Airways• Capital & Counties Properties PLC• Enterprise Rent-a-Car• Goldman Sachs • HSBC• IBM• Iraq Energy Institute• Jaguar • Johnson and Johnson• Lloyd Northover• Microsoft UK• Oxford Instruments• Radley Yeldar• Xerox

International Business TourMBA students have the opportunity to embarkannually on a Business Tour to one of the maineconomic hubs in the world, where they learn aboutoperations of multinational corporations. A recent visitincluded a weeklong trip to one of the leading BRIC

economies: India. Students had a unique opportunityto meet with senior directors of companies such asCadburys, McDonalds and Merrill Lynch – as well asa number of local social enterprises and SMEs.

MBA Advisory BoardThe MBA Advisory Board provides a freshperspective on the development, relevancy andimpact of curriculum for the Brunel MBA so that theprogramme is properly reflective of commercialorganisation and management needs. Furthermore itensures that MBA graduates are suitably aware ofand responsive to industry requirements. TheAdvisory Board for the MBA Programme includes amix of well known and local corporations in the UK:• British Airways• Buckhinghamshire NHS Trust• Capital & Counties Properties Plc.• Hewlett-Packard Ltd.• IBM • PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.• The Walt Disney Company

ConferencesThe School recently hosted a discussion forum foraviation sector managers and will hold its secondannual conference for occupational healthprofessionals, both of these events are inconjunction with the School’s expanding portfolio ofExecutive Development programmes.

“My classmates at Brunel MBA are anexcellent group! Very rarely will you see 30managers from different parts of the worldagreeing to a decision as a group. That’s a

great test of rational thinking and our egos!”

The Brunel MBA is very much a practical qualification aimed at meeting theneeds of aspiring middle level or senior managers so it is highly appropriatethat it is underpinned by Brunel’s close links to business. Below are details ofjust a few recent School initiatives under the umbrella of Business Lifeemployability programme that demonstrate this:

Sayantan Das, India, MBA 2012

0-50% inreasein salary; 50%

301-450% inrease insalary; 13%

151-300% inrease insalary; 12%

50-150% inrease insalary; 25%

FinancialServices; 20%

ConsumerProducts; 28%

Government;16%

Petroleum/energy; 8%

Consulting;12%

Technology;12%

Real Estate;4%

Senior Manager; 63%

Managing Director; 4% Analyst; 7%

Executive-Corporate; 4%

Executive- Marketing; 8%

Executive-Sales; 4%

Head ofDepartment; 7%

ManagementConsultant; 4%

6-9 years; 52%

More than 15 years; 4%

10-15 years; 11%

3-5 years; 30%

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Increase in salary for Brunel MBA 2011 graduates

Employment sector for Brunel MBA 2011 graduates

Job role of Brunel MBA 2011 graduates

Country of employment for Brunel MBA 2011 graduates

The management experience of Brunel MBA students 2011

India; 24%

United Arab Emirates; 3%

China; 3%

Brazil; 3%Bangladesh; 3%

Australia; 3%

UK; 9%

Turkey; 3%

Taiwan; 3%

Russia; 3%

Pakistan; 3%Nigeria; 3%

Malaysia; 3% Kuwait; 6%

Iran; 6%

Saudi Arabia; 21%

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Entry RequirementsApplicants should normally:• Have a minimum of three years’ full time work

experience at managerial or professional levelfollowing their degree

• Have a good UK honours degree or its overseasequivalent

It is important for candidates to clarify that they havesignificant / focussed sector experience withresponsibility for either people, resources and/or budgetwhich is supportable by official documentary evidence.

Application ProcedurePlease submit your application online on our websitewww.brunel.ac.uk/bbs/mba/how-to-applyWhen completing your application, you will be asked tosubmit:• Academic transcripts - we are happy to receive these

as photocopies or as scanned documents but youmust show ORIGINALS when you formally register.

• A detailed personal statement • A copy of your Curriculum Vitae • Two references - ideally one from your current

employer and one from an academic who knows you.• English Language - if English is not your first

language, you will be asked to provide proof of asufficiently high level of competence in EnglishLanguage.

Many applicants are interviewed as part of theirapplication process and in rare instances we may askyou to submit a GMAT test result to support yourapplication.

Applicants can check the status of their application byusing Brunel's “My Application” facility.

HOW TO APPLY

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WWW.BRUNEL.AC.UK/MBA TEL: +44 (0)1895 265910 EMAIL: BRUNELMBA@BRUNEL.AC.UK

The Brunel MBA recruits managers and other professionals of high calibrewho can both benefit from and contribute to an intellectually challengingmanagement programme.

Brunel MBA Students receivedover £25,000 of scholarships in 2011 and next year we plan to give away more than £40,000. Please enquire aboutour MBA Scholarships.

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We are very happy to answer any questions you have about the Brunel MBAportfolio either by email, over the phone or in person by prior appointment.

MAKE BRUNEL YOUR CHOICE

• One year full-time MBA (September start)

• Fully accredited by the Association of MBAs (AMBA)

• Financial Times ranked Business School

• Specialist award in General Management,Healthcare Management or Aviation Management

• Industry based Business Project of your own choice

• Leadership Masterclass Series and CareerDevelopment Programme

• Excellent academic and research reputation

• A diverse and vibrant international student body

• West London location

• Ultra-modern facilities including a new £32mlnflagship building

SEE FOR YOURSELF

Brunel Business School holds open events at various times throughout the year, when you can see where we are, meet staff and students and ask questions. See www.brunel.ac.uk/mba for dates and times.

The information within this brochure is provided in good faith and is correct at the time of going to print but may be subject to change subsequently. Please check www.brunel.ac.uk/mba for any revisions.

The Brunel MBA, Brunel Business School, Brunel University London, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH, UKTel: +44 (0)1895 265910 / brunelmba@brunel.ac.uk / www.brunel.ac.uk/mba