Tuition fees
€ 15,984
Length (months)
18
Program name
Full-time MBA
Pan-Atlantic University is a private, non-profit educational institution in Lagos, Nigeria. The university had its origin as the Lagos Business School (LBS), established in 1991.
To successfully complete the full-time MBA program, 15 months of in-class study and at least 72 credit hours of coursework is required. There are three semesters in all; two semesters in the first academic year, one semester in the final year. After 9 months of academic work, 12 weeks project based corporate internship is organised with different organisations within and outside Nigeria. The last semester is an elective semester and students can choose to participate in an international student exchange program with our partner schools abroad or offer electives locally. The full-time MBA program runs from Mondays through Fridays and it is difficult to combine it with a full-time job. Lagos Business School MBA equips students with a thorough knowledge of the main business disciplines, analytical competencies and problem-solving capabilities supplemented with strong industry engagement. The MBA also focuses on some salient skills including critical thinking, leadership, entrepreneurship, sustainability and social innovation.
Experience (Min):
3
Accomodation costs off campus, per year:
$ 653
Current rank:
88
(The Economist)
Male/Female students:
57% / 43%
Salary increase:
80%
Post-MBA salary:
$ 19,002
Employed at three months:
76%
Regional rank:
1
Open new career opportunities:
76
Diversity of recruiters:
49
Faculty quality:
65.00
Student quality:
89.00
Development experience:
89.00
Student rating of faculty:
4.33
Student rating of alumni effectiveness:
3.39
Student rating of culture and classmates:
4.23
Accommodation costs
(off campus, per year):
$ 653
Type of aid available:
Scholarship
Criteria on which
aid is granted:
Academic performance and need
Student assessment of career service:
3.37
Ratio of faculty to students:
0.70
Full-time faculty with PhD:
80%
Annual intake:
80
Number of applicants per full-time place:
3
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