Master of Business Administration (MBA)

UCSI University

Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia•QS 2027 #282

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Master of Business Administration (MBA) at UCSI University in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is a master's degree in Business Administration programme. Teaching is in English.

At a glance

Degree: Master's Degree
Field: Business Administration
Language: English

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Last updated October 2026 · Source: educationmalaysia.gov.my · How we collect data ·

Program details

Overview

The programme is practical in focus, incorporating tools and methodologies delivered through a blended approach of workshops, presentations and case studies. Its scope covers current developments and debates in business and management at both theoretical and applied levels, with students examining the relevance of these topics to practice, including their relevance to small and medium-sized businesses as well as to industries more broadly.

Requirements

Admission Requirements: Not yet summarised here; see the official programme page.

About UCSI University

Type: University
Control: Private
Founded: 1986
QS rank: #282
Programs: 341
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Frequently asked questions

What degree does Master of Business Administration (MBA) award?

UCSI University awards a Master's Degree in the field of Business Administration on completion of this programme.

What language is Master of Business Administration (MBA) taught in?

The programme is taught in English.

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