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Study when you want, where you want

Enjoy the flexibility to study anywhere in the world, when it works for you.

We've created a four-week example of a timetable for students studying our MBA Distance Learning or Innovation, Enterprise and Circular Economy MBA. We hope this will give you a better idea of how you can fit studying into your life and work schedule.

You’ll need to work through weekly units on your Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) and complete the recommended readings. Our MBA courses last from two to three years.

Week 1

DayActivityTime
Tuesday Lecture (live online session)2 hours
ThursdayWatch video content and finish follow up reading2 hours
FridayApply MBA study to work time (afternoon)4 hours
SaturdayOnline library case study research4 hours

Week 2

DayActivityTime
MondayReading (before work)1 hour
TuesdayReading and notes (while on a train journey)4 hours
FridayApply MBA study to work time (afternoon)4 hours
SundayLecture (live online session) and post-lecture peer-to-peer learning4 hours

Week 3

DayActivityTime
Monday1-2-1 tutorial with tutor (lunchtime)1 hour
WednesdayReading and engage on module discussion board (after work)2 hours
ThursdayCase study reading (before work)1 hour
Friday Apply MBA study to work time (afternoon)3 hours
SundayLecture (live online session) and reading 5 hours

Week 4

DayActivityTime
MondayTeams meeting with group to discuss group presentation2 hours
TuesdayLecture (live online session)3 hours
WednesdayModule and multiple choice quiz1 hour
ThursdayPresentation prep2 hours
SundayOnline library research5 hours
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Examples of MBA Distance Learning study routes