MBA with a concentration in Global Business Services

MBA in Global Business Services provides a holistic understanding of the challenges of a global business world.

This program was created under the ABSL umbrella as a flagship, academic, global MBA program and in partnership with global leading experts in the education sector – The University of New York in Prague and The Hackett Institute. The program is available to anyone interested in advancing their career and adding the next level of Business Services education to their skill sets.  The program is offered under specialized conditions to ABSL members.

The duration of the MBA in Global Business Services is 18 months. The program takes place two weekends a month from Friday to Sunday consisting of: 

• 14 UNYP Courses
• 10 The Hackett Institute Courses (online)
• ABSL Lectures
• Final Applied Project in a GBS related topic

Benefits of the MBA in Global Business Services 

• Broadening skills, knowledge, and capabilities for current and future roles 
• Acquiring different working methods
• Take your GBS career to the next level 
• Learning how to build a GBS organization
• Becoming a subject matter expert within the highly competitive GBS sector
• Exploring new working opportunities 
• Creating a network and gaining recognition of global leaders and industry peers

We will provide you with the skills you need to be able to conclude an MBA course at UNYP, and immediately apply what you have learned to your business. In 2022, we have implemented an innovative G.R.O.W. to FLOW concept into our curriculum, which will help you immediately implement knowledge from the classroom to the real world during your studies.   

Please contact admissions@unyp.cz for more information or apply on www.absl.cz/MBA.

UNYP Alumni

Pavel Bykov

Co-founder and CEO at IP Fabric

"The program really covers all aspects of business, so it provided a solid foundation to build upon. In some cases, the knowledge was absolutely crucial, especially in accounting. I’m constantly hearing comments from investors that they’ve never seen such pristine financial accounting from a company at such an early stage."