Oxford Said MBA Program Highlights

Known as the oldest university in the English-speaking world, the University of Oxford has garnered a reputation for its internationally focused MBA program that has proved a particular hit with students looking for careers in the financial-services sector. Established in 1996, the Saïd Business School, named after Saudi Arabian businessman Wafic Saïd, boasts a smaller class size (220 for 2007) than most of its U.S. counterparts and draws applicants from more than 40 countries.

Small and Diverse

Saïd boasts a smaller class size (220 for 2007) than most of its U.S. counterparts and draws applicants from more than 40 countries. 94% of the 2007 class was international students, with North Americans constituting 26% of the overall intake.

Diverse Range of Coursework

Ranging from more traditional courses, such as private equity and financial risk management, to more progressive classes, such as social entrepreneurship and online media strategies, students can tailor their MBAs to specific interests.

Key Statistics and Information

• Executive
• DPhil
• Fees: £31,000
• Average Age: 29
• Program lasts one year

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