MBA for Executives

The curriculum consists of a series of carefully coordinated modules, combining the latest general management topics and methods with the systematic development of soft skills, strategic leadership and intercultural awareness.

The MBA is conveniently designed for the busy executive who wants to pursue general management studies while continuing in a full-time leadership role.

Physical attendance in-class is required on few occasions: a long kick-off week in Kinshasa in February 2019 (6 days out of office), ten extended weekends in Kinshasa (one Friday out of office per month) and two intensive weeks on the campus in Frankfurt in June 2020 (10 days out of office). In total students will be out of office on 26 days in 18 months.

Lecture times of the extended weekends are:

Thursday:        6:00 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Friday:             9:00 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Saturday:          9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m

Meet managers, academics and MBA students from Frankfurt, broaden your intercultural skills through local exposure, and benefit from the atmosphere of Frankfurt School’s newly opened world-class campus in Frankfurt. During your two weeks stay in Germany, you will not only partake in your elective course on a specific management topic that is of particular interest to you, but you will also learn about "Management Made in Germany" and get personal leadership coaching.

Target Audience: Experienced business executives who aim to deepen their management expertise, boost their leadership skills and expand their networks across industries.

1. Online Application

In order to start your admission process, we invite you to fill out our admission form online, upload your documents and submit your application.

2. Test and Interview

After reviewing your application documents, we will invite qualified candidates to participate in an admission and English test. Based on the results of the test we will set up an appointment for a personal interview to gain a better understanding of your expectations, motivations and goals.

3. Results

The final decision regarding admissions into the program will be based on a combination of the candidate’s academic qualifications, English language abilities, admissions test score, work experience and interview results.

Our network of graduates is a major asset. They build bridges between Frankfurt School, the business world, and society in general – bridges between academic theory and real-world practice. But above all, our former students stay in touch with each other long after they have earned their degrees, quite independently of the years they attended the university.

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