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See the degree grade →A 1.5-year (90 ECTS) online Master of Science taught in English by Swiss Business School, designed for students holding a bachelor’s degree who want advanced, practice-oriented postgraduate business study delivered by e-learning. Suits candidates seeking flexible study while continuing professional activity or preparing for senior business roles.
The programme totals 90 ECTS and is delivered entirely in English via online study. The published material does not list specific modules; students should expect a full master-level curriculum consistent with a 90 ECTS MSc delivered by e-learning and can confirm detailed module lists directly with SBS.
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognised institution. Non-native English speakers must demonstrate proficiency (TOEFL iBT 90, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent) unless prior education was in English. Admission includes an interview and, where applicable, the SBS admissions exam. Candidates without a related bachelor’s degree may be required to complete SBS Massive Open Online Courses (the LEVEL UP exam) before starting the master programme. Required application documents include a copy of diploma and transcripts, CV and employment certificates, one reference letter (academic or professional), a front-facing photograph, government ID or passport copy, and payment of the CHF 150 application fee.
Graduates of this MSc can apply advanced business knowledge in professional settings; the online format supports continuing employment during study. Outcomes typically include progression to more senior roles in business, consulting, management or entrepreneurship, or preparation for further academic study. Prospective students should review specific career supports with SBS.
SBS offers a 5% discount for full payment at programme start. The administration fee is refundable if a student visa is refused, provided an official rejection letter from the Visa Authorities is supplied. Tuition can be paid in full or in semester instalments; applicants should contact the school for additional funding or scholarship options.
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