Master of Business Administration University of East London (delivered through Unicaf)
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MBA | Online | Online | find out | find out | find out | find out |
Course overview
This programme has been designed to offer a solid academic foundation in key areas of Business and Management. It aims to foster a critical understanding of relevant debates, equip students with the necessary tools to analyse and address business challenges, and provide an environment for the development of strategic insight and leadership abilities essential for a successful career in Business Management.Throughout the programme, students will be expected to enhance their problem-solving skills, cultivate innovative thinking, apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations, and evaluate and manage risks effectively. The curriculum places particular emphasis on developing applied research skills to generate impactful Business Management reports. Additionally, students will acquire financial analysis expertise, effective people management abilities, skills in setting high-performance personal and organisational goals, as well as mastering time and project management. Critical evaluation skills for products and processes will be honed, along with the adaptability necessary to thrive in the VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) world we inhabit.
Entry requirements
Contact University of East London (delivered through Unicaf) to find course entry requirements.
Why study at University of East London (delivered through Unicaf)
Study programmes from the University of East London are offered through Unicaf, which acts as an authorised delivery partner. Programmes are delivered fully online, allowing students to combine their studies with professional and personal commitments. Tuition fees are reduced through the Unicaf Scholarship Programme, and degrees are awarded by the University of East London.
The University of East London was established in 1898 and developed from a technical institute into a university offering a range of degree programmes. It operates across campuses in Docklands and Stratford and includes academic schools covering areas such as business, engineering, health, social sciences, and the arts.
The university has received several distinctions in recent rankings. It was named University of the Year 2025 for Teaching Quality by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide, is included among the top 250 young universities worldwide by Times Higher Education, and is ranked No.1 in the UK and No.2 globally for reducing inequalities.
UEL’s strategic plan, Vision 2028, was launched in 2018 and focuses on three main areas: student success, research impact, and sustainability and community engagement. The strategy includes integrating employability into degree programmes, developing research in areas such as health, sustainability, and digital innovation, and expanding partnerships with organisations and institutions internationally.
Since 2018, the university has recorded changes in several performance indicators. It has moved up more than 50 places in the Guardian University Guide, student satisfaction levels have increased, and graduate employment rates are reported at 96% within six months of graduation. The university has also expanded its international student population and partnerships across multiple countries.
In international rankings, UEL is placed within the 901–950 band in the QS World University Rankings 2025 and is included in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. Reported data indicates increases in academic reputation, employer engagement, research output, and international student enrolment over recent years.
Awards and Rankings
- University of the Year 2025 for Teaching Quality – The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide
- Ranked among the top 250 young universities worldwide – Times Higher Education (September 2025)
- Ranked No.1 in the UK and No.2 globally for reducing inequalities
- QS World University Rankings 2025: placed within the 901–950 band globally
- Included in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2024)
- Over 50-place increase in the Guardian University Guide rankings since 2018