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Straight answers to common questions

Search the questions applicants ask most. If yours is missing, ask the admissions assistant or call the office.

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Choosing

Choosing

Which programme is right for me?

Use the comparer with your years of experience, then talk to an adviser.

Can I switch programme after applying?

Yes, before you accept an offer, at no cost.

Is there an age limit?

No. Experience matters, not age.

Applying

Applying

How long does a decision take?

Within three weeks of a complete application.

What is the interview like?

A thirty-minute conversation with faculty about your work and what you hope to learn.

Do you accept international applicants?

Yes. Most are from West Africa. We provide visa support letters where needed.

Money

Money

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes, with no interest. The Executive MBA allows up to five payments.

Will my employer get an invoice?

Yes, directly, in naira.

Are there bursaries?

Yes, part-bursaries each intake for not-for-profit, public service and women-led business leaders.

Studying

Studying

How much study outside class?

From none on short programmes to 12 to 15 hours a week on the Executive MBA.

What if I miss a session?

Tell your programme manager. Recordings or catch-up sessions are available on most programmes.

Is there parking?

Yes, for 140 cars, plus a drivers’ lounge.

Participant studying in a library

Still deciding

Compare, then call

The quickest route to a good decision is to compare two or three programmes, then spend twenty minutes with an adviser. Most applicants decide within a week.

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+234 800 000 0174
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm.

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Not sure which programme is yours?

Put two or three programmes side by side in the comparer, check the entry requirements against your own experience, then talk to an admissions adviser.