ALUSB MASTER OF MANAGEMENT (MM) UPDATE
The Master of Management Programme was designed for a demographic that our programmes have not addressed so far—young, brilliant Africans who already have a bachelor’s degree but do not have the work experience needed to enrol in our EMBA programme. The calibre of talent in this demographic has both impressed us and reinvigorated our determination to work towards — offering a world-class education that is within the reach of most young Africans.
Following our engagement with this demographic, we have come to the conclusion that the programme, unfortunately, remains inaccessible to most young Africans. As a result of this feedback, we have made the difficult decision not to offer the Master of Management programme.
This decision does not affect our flagship EMBA programme.
We would like to thank our partners, collaborators and team members for their work towards developing the MM programme.
We have put together some commonly asked questions below regarding this decision.
FAQ
The university is in the process of re-assessing all new programmes with a focus on
affordability and accessibility. Based on the feedback we have received through engagement
with applicants, we have concluded that, in its current state, the MM programme is out of
reach for most young people. This conclusion has led us to decide not to offer the
programme.
All funds paid to the school will be refunded in full. If you have paid a deposit or tuition
installment, our admissions office will be in touch with you about the best way to issue your
refund.
We have no plans to relaunch the MM programme at this time.
No. We however invite you to look at the EMBA Programme. You can get in touch with our Admissions Office via mm@alusb.com if you would like to discuss how you can qualify for the EMBA.
No. Scholarships at ALUSB are generally programme-specific. If applying to the ALUSB EMBA
programme you will be able to apply to scholarship opportunities that are specific to the
EMBA.
