MBA Climate change

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I want to do MBA Climate change program in Imperial College Business School so can you provide me the details of the program?

[pawan]

The Imperial College Business School offers MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance program.

This programme gives graduates the interdisciplinary skills required to tackle business issues relating to climate change and sustainability

MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance

MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance is a one-year programme that gives graduates the interdisciplinary skills required in business on issues relating to climate change and sustainability.

You will learn from leading practitioners and world-class faculty how to put the latest academic thinking and business and climate change strategies into practice.

Duration: One year

Start date: 3 September 2018

Location: London

Fees: 27,500 (Overseas students)

Fees: 16,000 (EU students)

Entry Requirement-

Should have a First or Upper Second Class Honours undergraduate degree from a recognised university or the international equivalent in a quantitative discipline such as:

Science
Engineering
Economics
Mathematics

Prerequisite knowledge requirements

Your quantitative experience should typically include topics such as advanced calculus, probability, statistics and linear algebra.

You should use the Quantitative Experience Statement on the application form to list the most advanced quantitative courses that you have taken in your academic career to date and to provide brief examples of the relevant topics covered by the programme.

GMAT

GMAT is not required for MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance, but a well-balanced GMAT result with 650 or higher overall and a good result in the quantitative reasoning section will add weight to your application.

Fees-

The fees for entry to MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance in 2018 are 27,500 for overseas students and 16,000 for EU students.

They offer a number of scholarships towards tuition fees, and advice about other funding options.

What your fees cover

Tuition for the year

What your fees dont cover

Cost of accommodation and living expenses in London
Core reading texts, supplementary texts and study materials
Costs incurred as part of optional internships
If you join one of our Career Clubs there will be a membership fee of 20 per club for the year

Contact-

Imperial College Business School
Imperial College London
South Kensington Campus
London SW7 2AZ
United Kingdom