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Manchester Business School opens Miami base

BBC Published Jun 8, 2010 Reviewed Jul 1, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors

MBS will offer part-time MBA courses to 30 Florida-based students from September.

30 students · Florida-based students Manchester Business School, announced

MBS aims to provide 600 places annually within the next three years for international business students.

600 places · international business students Manchester Business School, announced

MBS dean Professor Michael Luger said MBS has twenty years of experience.

20 years · experience Professor Michael Luger, MBS dean

The part-time course at the Miami campus will last two and a half years.

2.5 years · part-time course

Manchester Business School (MBS) has announced it will open a campus in the US city of Miami.

It will offer part-time MBA courses to 30 Florida-based students from September.

It aims to provide 600 places annually within the next three years for international business students.

An MBS spokesman said that establishing the campus gave it a base in "one of the most important business locations in the world".

MBS dean, Professor Michael Luger, said: "MBS is a pioneer in international business education, with twenty years of experience and the Miami centre is testament to our continued success."

Sharon Memis, British Council Director in the USA said: "We expect considerable interest in MBS Global MBA courses that prepare executives for a changing and challenging international business environment."

During the two and a half-year part-time course, students will have the opportunity to study at any of the eight other MBS overseas centres, including Shanghai, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Rio de Janeiro.

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