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A First Class Course

The Cass Executive MBA is designed to meet the needs of business executives in the Middle East and surrounding regions, and consistently ranks amongst the world’s elite EMBA programmes*. It’s a two year course delivered in a monthly block weekend format (Thursday – Sunday) to accommodate busy working professionals from the region. If you want to increase your qualifications without stepping back from the business world, the Cass EMBA Dubai will allow you to work at the same time as you study

The Cass MBA is accredited by both the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). EQUIS requires accredited business schools to demonstrate not only high general quality across all activities but also a high degree of internationalisation. So with Cass you can be confident of high quality teaching and a top-ranking qualification.

In addition to this, the Cass EMBA Dubai offers you the choice of building a general management Executive MBA with concentration in Islamic Finance (we are the first top-ranked course in the world to offer a specialism in Islamic Finance) or Energy.

* In 2009, the Financial Times ranked the Cass EMBA programme 2nd in the UK, 4th in Europe and 13th in the world.

Networked into the City of London and Dubai

Dubai students will be able to take advantage of close connections with our London campus where Cass has built strong relationships with The City. Our Executives, who work for leading corporates, such as BBC World Service, Bank of New York Mellon, Financial Times and the London Stock Exchange, form part of the Cass network.

Dubai students can choose to have direct access and first hand exposure to our City of London networks by taking electives at our London campus.

Our Dubai cohorts provide equally unparalleled access to a diverse and high calibre business network with Executives joining us from across the Middle East from companies including Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Kuwait Financial Centre, Accenture, SAP, Ernst and Young, HSBC and the DIFC.