Executive MBA: FAQs

The EMBA program is usually 18 months long but can be completed within 5 years.

You can choose to study EMBA online (delivered via ELO). Attendance is compulsory.

You can apply for EMBA online (delivered via ELO) and you won’t need a visa for it.

Yes. For information, see Executive MBA Scholarships.

For information about fees, see:

• Executive MBA (On-Campus Delivery [Blended]) Fees
• Executive MBA (Online Delivery [via ELO]) Fees

SP Jain School of Global Management is registered as a Higher Education Provider by the Australian Government’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and as such can award Australian degrees to its graduates. We are also registered with the Skills Future Singapore Agency (SSG) in Singapore and permitted by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in the UAE.

For information about the admissions process, see Executive MBA Admissions.

For information about eligibility criteria, see Executive MBA Admissions.

There is no maximum age limit to apply.

The Executive MBA has approximately 25-30 participants per batch.

The EMBA program is designed specifically for working professionals. It is part-time to allow students to work and study at the same time.

The Global MBA is a full-time, one-year residential program, whereas the Executive MBA is a part-time, 18-month program.

We offer the following specialisations: Marketing, Finance, Operations and Entrepreneurship. A specialisation comprises 8 credit points i.e. 3 electives within a chosen specialisation (3 credit points) and the Applied Strategic Project within that Specialisation (5 credit points). There are no dual specialisations. See the Executive MBA Program Structure and Curriculum to learn more.

Yes, SP Jain holds several engaging sessions for students where they can interact with the program personnel and ask questions to get their queries resolved. For more details on events, see Information Sessions.

You will receive a Master of Business Administration (Executive) degree that will highlight your chosen specialisation (if relevant). It will be an Australian degree, awarded by SP Jain School of Global Management, Australia.

There will be no mention of part-time/evening program on the degree since the EMBA is equivalent to a full-time MBA.