Alliance Manchester Business School - Manchester

Wayne Cort

Fantastic facilities and great location to study and work. Friendly staff and two cafes with great choice

Sulagna Ghosh

I could sound a little biased, but apart from the fact that this place is my temple (as I study here), AMBS is an amazing building..beautifully structured and with state-of-art facilities for students.

Samyak Doshi

Really well located and beautifully designed building. One of the best infrastructure I’ve ever come across in terms of a university. Contemporary and perfect selection of material!!

aditya kuchekar

Best Business School !
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Abdel Azziz Qaasim Illi

Grateful for the invaluable opportunity to study at AMBS over the last two years. Interacting with a diverse cohort of individuals from various academic, professional, and cultural backgrounds has been incredibly inspiring. The Global MBA experience here goes beyond the curriculum, offering profound management skills and broadening horizons.

Studying at AMBS was especially impactful for me, coming from both technical and humanities backgrounds rather than a business one. It provided precisely what was needed to acquire essential knowledge, skills, and a network, fostering a more business-minded perspective.

Verity Eyre

Highly recommend Manchester Business School. The quality of the teaching is exemplary - you don’t need to go to Oxbridge for a good education. I find that many of the tutors are not only very knowledgeable in their subjects but they are also very personable and make the classes engaging and some like to even add a bit of humour here and there which helps to jeep your attention. I don’t think I will ever forget the face to face workshops we had with the mba director Xavier who is a complete master of economics (strategy A) and so knowledgeable he can speak for 3 days without notes or presentations in a structured and engaging manner - he made economics and game theory very interesting (whereas in my bachelors of business elsewhere, I did not like economics).

The GMBA has small class learning despite a large cohort size so you will be in workshop class sizes from 20-30 people which gives plenty of opportunity for interactive learning. The building itself is modern and everything is brand new. They offer a broad range of electives in pretty much everything business related you could want to learn about from blockchain, to negotiation skills to work psychology.

The workload is intense but the live residentials included graded elements which means you get a chunk of your graded work out of the way in these weeks. The course balances face to face with online learning, essays and live presentations. There is a lot of emphasis on teamwork which can be challenging at times but is definitely great experience and builds your interpersonal skills.

You get lunch and desert included at the live workshops. I recommend booking hotels close by as you have to work late some nights and come in earlier in the mornings sometimes to finalise presentations.

You have up to 5 years to complete the course which is helpful if you need to delay due to personal circumstances.

You also get a dedicated MBA careers service with advisors which you can tap into whenever you need it / if you need it.

I have met some great people studying at Manchester - there are some very competent and lovely people in the cohorts.

Chun Chet Gan

... Manchester School of Management, one of the alliance. I highly recommend this school which I enrolled because of its research (resource) and teaching (lecturer) facilities. Although time has change, this school is rated high amongest the very top in their ranks.

My research on customer and supplier interaction with Dr. Martin Spring in 1997, my dissertation supervisor, is now taking into great impact at industrial marketing and purchasing level (research), I share a summary on slideshare and appear! in Google search on a paper by Hakasson, H., "An Interaction Approach", International Marketing and Purchasing of Industrial Goods, John Wiley, New York 1982, pp. 10-27

All the subjects taught in the course, Operations Management, is relevant and use to unveil the secrets of variables at needs uncertainty, and its development stages, etc. conforming towards these recognitions.

I feel that DETERMINATION is a key factor governing success of a matter... I consider this a place for continuous education, especially thankful to the infrastructure that allows.

Esteem as it is, this school provides the neccessary original elements in a modern environment where computing technology evolving to meet the needs and demand of today's world we live.

Total no. of viewers of my slide now exceeds 10 thousand (published on the 11 Dec 2014)?

Oanh Hoàng

Great