Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) State University

Programme overview

The MBA is a taught, practice-oriented master's designed to deepen understanding of core business functions and their integration. Teaching typically balances conceptual frameworks with applied projects, case studies and group work to build decision-making, strategic thinking and managerial communication. The programme is suitable for candidates from diverse academic backgrounds who want a structured path to leadership roles or to strengthen their capacity to start and scale enterprises.

What you'll study

Students study a mix of core management subjects and applied electives. Core topics commonly include organisational behaviour, strategic management, finance and accounting for managers, marketing management, operations and supply chain, and business analytics. Practical elements often involve case-method learning, consulting-style projects, presentations and a final capstone or thesis that integrates functional knowledge around a real-world business problem.

Entry requirements

Admission normally requires a first degree (bachelor or equivalent) and evidence of professional potential; many programmes prefer some prior work experience. Applicants should expect to submit academic transcripts, a CV, a personal statement describing career goals, and references. Where taught in a language other than the applicant's native tongue, proof of language proficiency may be required.

Career prospects

An MBA prepares graduates for supervisory and managerial positions across private, public and non-profit sectors. Typical roles include product or project manager, business development manager, operations manager, consultant, or roles in finance and marketing. The degree is also commonly used as a springboard for entrepreneurs and small‑business leaders seeking structured business knowledge.

Scholarships & funding angle

Prospective students should explore university scholarships, merit-based awards, sector-specific grants and employer sponsorships. Additional funding options include student loans, part-time study to maintain income, and external scholarships from foundations or professional bodies. When comparing offers, assess not only tuition support but also stipends, travel grants and opportunities for funded internships or research projects.