Moscow MBA Reviews

Strong focus on practical, real-world business challenges with a module-based format that allows students to combine study and work effectively.

High ranking and recognition, including being ranked 58th in the Financial Times Executive MBA ranking and 9th in a specific category.

Innovative programs in digital transformation, ESG, and lifelong learning, aligning with future business needs.

Diverse and influential alumni network, including top managers, businessmen from Forbes lists, government officials, and innovators.

International faculty from top global business schools like INSEAD, Cambridge, and IMD.

Unique business community offering networking opportunities with professors, mentors, and industry leaders.

Dual degree options and programs tailored for Eurasian markets and public sector executives.

Strong emphasis on entrepreneurship and practical experience through programs like Startup Academy and Global Shift.

Affordable compared to Western MBA programs with scholarships available for international students.

English-medium education and opportunities to learn Russian, enhancing global and local business skills.

The program is relatively new (established in 2006), so it may lack the long-standing prestige of older institutions like Moscow State University.

The focus on BRIC economies and Russia-centric business might limit global recognition outside these regions.

Heavy emphasis on work experience and practical learning might be less theory-focused, which may not suit all learning preferences.

Being located in Russia, geopolitical factors and economic sanctions could impact international students' experience and career opportunities.

The program duration and structure (16 months with significant on-the-job work) may not fit all candidates' schedules or career plans.