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What is accreditation?

Accreditation is a quality assurance process that assesses whether or not a programme or an institution meets a certain set of criteria.

Association of MBAs accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement in postgraduate business education.

In a recent report, the Association of MBAs has been rated as the leading accreditation body, read more about the report here.

Our rigorous assessment criteria ensure that only highest calibre programmes achieve our accreditation award.

We accredit MBA, DBA and MBM programmes at 194 business schools in 70 countries.

We visit all institutions with a panel of senior academics from leading accredited programmes, and we make sure the facilities, faculty, curriculum and students are of the very highest standards.

Employers and top business recruiters know that graduates of our accredited programmes have received the highest quality management education available.

To study on one of our accredited programmes is to be assured that the education you are receiving is of the highest standard in the world, and to know that you are working towards a qualification that will be recognised as such.

See a list of all the programmes we accredit >>