FAQs

These curious times during CoVid-19 have helped focus on the design and the launch of a new-to-market MBA. The Next Generation MBA in Transformational Leadership is awarded by UK’s University of York St John . The MBA is completed in 12 months, over two parts – a half-way professional certificate from Chartered Management Institute called the Certificate in Transformational Leadership (CTL), followed by the next six months of dissertation study and a 12,000-word ‘capstone’ project to be awarded the MBA by the UK’s York St John University.

To find out more about our programmes, visit our programmes page.

Our current focus is firmly placed on on-boarding the new cohort of the The Next Generation MBA which starts study in August. You can read more about it here. Meanwhile, we are nimble, flexible and able to open up registration for a myriad of other cutting-edge programmes. Take a look here, and/or please get in touch to discuss what will support you career progression.

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Yes, MDCI is a British firm, head-quartered in Castle Eden in the United Kingdom. Since 1993, our regional hub is present in Bahrain. Our affiliates partners, faculty and indeed Alumni are based all over the world. In 1997, MDCI was awarded The Queen’s Award for Export in Education.

The degree programmes are awarded through several leading universities in the United Kingdom and South Africa, including the Hull, Lincoln, and Reading and the University of South Africa (UNISA). The Next Generation MBA, with Charles Massingham Consulting Group, is awarded by York St John University, one of the UK’s oldest and most respected educational institutions.

We have been delivering executive learning experiences for more than thirty years. This has allowed us to define the perfect approach for busy individuals who need to balance study with work and family commitments. Our blended approach includes a combination of weekend seminars delivered live in-person and/or onlune by UK university professors. Learning happens over the weekend, so that your MBA does not disrupt your work/life balance.

We have 5000 graduates. We have been doing this for 30 years. We understand the GCC. We understand MBAs. We truly believe our MBA is superior in quality than any other currently on the market. MDCI Next Generation MBA is taught face to face, without a break in your career in just 12 months, costing only $12,000 and it comes with professional certification from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), which is the only professional chartered body dedicated to raising the standards for management and leadership.

This is not a correspondence course where you simply download the materials and then study them in isolation with no immediate feedback or discussion with your class cohort. We know from experience, that some of the most interesting and influential conversations about business only happen in real time with input and combined learning of your class, but just as importantly in the breakout areas with your own peers and class cohorts.

Entrance is via the Professional Certificate in Transformational Leadership delivered in parallel to the MBA, so you will not necessarily require any prior qualifications or management experience. MDCI’s application and acceptance process is quick and easy, and we will help you as much as we can. You will be making life-long friends and become part of the MDCI family and Alumni once you have graduated.

There really is no better time than now, given the challenges our businesses and economies are facing. We truly do need educated and professional transformational leadership.

Due to coronavirus, traditional bricks and mortar Universities have suspended their courses, potentially until September 2020. Therefore, MDCI’s Transformational Leadership MBA class of July 2020 will graduate before other MBA graduates, and enter the job market, with expanded knowledge, connections, and when there is increased demand for employees with quality MBAs, but insufficient candidates to meet this demand.