1. Register for the event and send us your CV or LinkedIn profile.

2. Based on your plans and interests, our team of experts will match you with suitable business schools.

3. Choose which business schools you want to meet with and build your own personalised schedule of 25-minute study meetings for the event.

No, the study meetings with the representatives of the business schools are not official admissions interviews, but only advisory sessions. They will give you valuable information about the university and the course as well as direct contacts.

Research the participating business schools and their programmes and make sure you submit your CV and bring a (digital) copy with you on the day. Make the most out of your meetings by asking targeted questions. This is your chance to get information that goes beyond the schools' websites and brochures. 

There’s no dress code, but we recommend business casual to make a good first impression. 

The MBA is a managerial postgraduate degree that prepares students for leadership roles. A business degree is not required for admissions and therefore the MBA is popular to gain business knowledge amongst a variety of job backgrounds (e.g. engineers, pharma, IT, marketing, consulting). An MBA from a renowned business school can enable a career change, offer a higher salary and position, a professional network or the step to your own business.

Most Full/Part-Time MBA programmes require a minimum of two years work experience post your undergraduate degree. This can vary according to the business school and programme. The Executive MBA might require several years of managerial experience. Furthermore, tests (e.g. GMAT or GRE) and references could be asked for.