South African MBA Programme Ranked in the Global Top 50

The University of Cape Town’s Executive MBA programme has cracked the global top 50, coming in at 47, according to the latest Financial Times rankings. This is the first time an African programme received the prestigious global nod. “This is a big deal,” says interim director of the UCT GSB Associate Professor Kosheek Sewchurran. “This ranking is a significant endorsement for the innovative work we are doing here in Africa to find better ways to produce ethical, aware and empathetic leaders capable of leading with impact in the 21st Century.”

And that’s not all, the UCT Graduate School of Business (GSB) has been rnaked as the best EMBA in Africa by three global organisations, including Eduniversal and Quacquarelli Symonds.

This unique degree, which has now been running for 21 years, is designed to give students the opportunity to be exposed to new ways of viewing and operating in today’s world, along with working to creatively solve complex problems that we face. It is one of the fastest growing postgraduate degrees at UCT and is known for its strong emphasis on the practice of both management and leadership.

We are truly moulding future African business leaders!

To read the full article visit the Business Insider, written by Estrelita Moses

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