STEP INSIDE THE MBA

Understand it.
Try it.
Make it work for you.

Look beyond the programme title. Explore how the subjects connect, what practical learning can involve and how study might fit into your week.

Try a business challenge
Illustrative photograph of a professional studying at home
THE TWO-YEAR JOURNEY

A foundation.
A focus. An application.

The main MBA page sets out four semesters. Exact electives vary by specialisation.

SEMESTER 01

Learn the language of business.

Connect the basic ideas behind markets, numbers and communication.

A QUESTION TO THINK ABOUT

How would a price change affect demand, revenue and profit?

Illustrative application
Published subject areas
  • Managerial Economics
  • Statistics for Management
  • Professional Communication
  • Accounting for Managers
  • Marketing Management

Begin connecting commercial and financial perspectives. Confirm the current curriculum for your chosen pathway.

HOW THE LEARNING COMES TOGETHER

More than a list
of subjects.

Amity describes video learning, practice exercises, simulations, projects and support within its online MBA experience.

01

Learn the idea

Use a lesson or visual explanation to understand a concept and the problem it helps solve.

02

Practise the thinking

Apply an idea to a question or a decision. Feedback helps you examine the reasoning.

03

Connect it to a business

Projects and practical exercises help connect concepts with a business context.

04

Ask, reflect and revisit

Use learning resources and available support to revisit questions and build understanding.

Ask to see the real learning experience.

Before enrolling, request a current learning-platform demonstration, sample lesson and assessment guide. Confirm live-session schedules, recording availability, attendance and exam requirements for your cohort.

Prepare your admissions questions
MAKE SPACE FOR YOUR AMBITION

What could your
study week look like?

Try a personal planning exercise. These are your available hours, not the programme’s prescribed workload.

Build in time for classes, preparation, assignments and revision. Ask admissions how this compares with the required workload.

YOUR AVAILABLE STUDY TIME9hours / week
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Use this as a starting point for a realistic study conversation.

REHEARSE A STUDY WEEK

Where would learning fit?

Explore a sample allocation of your available time. Blocks stay within the daily hours you selected. Preferred days are filled first, with any remaining work spread over other available days. This is not the official workload or live-class timetable; confirm those before enrolling.

Your available hours per week9 hoursAdjust the daily sliders above
Monday 1h 0m · Tuesday 0h 48m

Live discussion

1h 48m

Join a discussion and ask questions. Live timing depends on the actual schedule.

Tuesday 0h 12m · Wednesday 1h 0m · Thursday 1h 0m · Friday 0h 3m

Recorded learning

2h 15m

Pause and revisit a recorded concept.

Friday 0h 57m · Saturday 0h 24m

Reading and preparation

1h 21m

Prepare a question or read an example.

Saturday 1h 36m · Sunday 0h 12m

Assignments

1h 48m

Apply an idea and submit your reasoning.

Sunday 1h 21m

Project work

1h 21m

Develop evidence for a business recommendation.

Sunday 0h 27m

Peer discussion

0h 27m

Compare an approach with a peer.

Keep extra capacity for assessments, project deadlines and unexpected work demands. The mix is illustrative: 20% discussion, 25% recorded learning, 15% reading, 20% assignments, 15% project work and 5% peer discussion.

Bring your time plan to the decision centre →
UNDERSTAND THE EVIDENCE

Recognition
with context.

A ranking is useful when you know its year and what it measures. Amity’s published MBA page cites a top-10 Asia-Pacific position in the QS Online MBA ranking for 2024.

SEE WHERE THE FOUNDATION COULD TAKE YOU

Choose your direction.

Explore the specialisation that connects with your interests.

Explore specialisations

Have a question about your MBA?

Prepare an enquiry about your course, study plan or fees.