Eastern University

What you'll study

Students study a blend of core management subjects and elective or specialised topics that allow concentration in particular functional areas. Typical learning areas include organisational behaviour and leadership, managerial economics, corporate finance, strategic management, marketing management, operations and project management, and research methods for business. Teaching methods commonly emphasise case studies, group assignments, presentations and applied projects to develop problem-solving and managerial communication skills.

Entry requirements

Entry normally requires a recognised bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Admissions reviewers look for evidence of academic competence and potential for graduate study; relevant work experience can strengthen an application, particularly for applicants from non-business backgrounds. English language proficiency is required where instruction or assessment is in English; specific documentation and minimum scores follow the university’s standard admissions policies.

Career prospects

Graduates typically pursue roles in management and specialist business functions, including operations management, marketing and sales, financial analysis, human resources, consulting and project management. The MBA is also used by individuals aiming to transition industries, start businesses, or qualify for more senior leadership positions. Career outcomes depend on prior experience, networking, and the extent to which students apply applied project work and internships during the programme.

Scholarships & funding angle

Prospective students should explore merit-based scholarships, departmental awards and need-based financial support offered by the university, along with employer sponsorship if currently employed. Additional funding routes include education loans and external scholarships from foundations or development agencies. Early contact with the university’s admissions or financial-aid office helps identify applicable funding streams and deadlines.