"Accreditation" means that an MBA programme is officially recognised. This happens after an evaluation process has shown that the programme meets or exceeds minimum standards. Accreditation serves as a license for registered private and public institutions to offer the MBA programme.
A school accredited by the right agencies can grant degrees that lead to increased income and higher positions. But, a degree that is given by a “fake” school can turn out to be a huge waste of time and energy. Make sure you know the facts about accreditation before you register for classes with any online school.
Our Accreditation service
The MBA Association's international accreditation service is at the heart of our committment to the development of quality in management education.
We believe that programmes should be of the highest quality, and relevant to the dynamic world of business. They should therefore reflect changing trends and innovation in postgraduate management education. Our accreditation process, and the criteria under which programmes are judged, reflects this commitment to fostering innovation.
Benefits for Potential Students
Accreditation provides a reliable list of institutions tested for quality. Where you see a school accredited by the MBA Association, you can be certain that the school has passed a rigorous independent assessment.
Benefits for Institutions
Accreditation gives international credibility to your programmes and an overview of your position against international standards.
Benefits for Graduates
Accreditation gives reassurance of your degree’s value. Your qualification will be recognised by employers.
Benefits for Employers
Accreditation guarantees quality and relevance to the professional world of management.
