Weekend - Master in Business Administration (MBA)

• C-suite
• Managers
• Entrepreneurs
• All sectors of activity (Engineers, Lawyers, etc.)

Average age: 35 years old
Average years of experience: 10 years

• Bachelor degree
• Work experience of 2 years minimum
• Proof of English proficiency

The Weekend MBA Program at Luxembourg School of Business has a general management focus and provides participants with hard knowledge and soft skills in business and management within a global context.

The Weekend MBA was designed to offer maximum flexibility to professionals who work full-time. The great advantage of the combination of working and studying is that allows participants to apply learned concepts and frameworks immediately in their daily jobs.

There are six modules in the Weekend MBA curriculum, each of which is 15 weeks in length.

Each module opens with a leadership workshop, during which students learn new concepts and theories of leadership.

Module 1 - Foundations

• Business foundations (3 ECTS)
• Finance controlling (3 ECTS)
• People and Organizations (3 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Module 2 - Tools

• Macroeconomics and Financial Markets (3 ECTS)
• Cross-functional Management (3 ECTS)
• Managerial Economics (3 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Module 3 - Functions

• Marketing (3 ECTS)
• Operations (3 ECTS)
• Finance (3 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Module 4 - Directions

• Strategy (3 ECTS)
• Negotiation Strategies and Tactics (3 ECTS)
• Data Analysis and Decision Making (3 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Module 5 - Extensions

• Business Law (3 ECTS)
• Digital Transformation (3 ECTS)
• Entrepreneurship (3 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Module 6 - Applications

• Innovation Management (3 ECTS)
• Consulting Project (6 ECTS)
• Leadership (1 ECTS)

Individual coursework amounts to 20 hours per week including face to face classes.

Professors come from institutions like Harvard, MIT, Duke or ESADE. Apart from face to face classes, students continue the discussions with their peers through an online learning management system allowing to work in a group or individual assignment.

• Individual and group assessments
• Consulting project

Master in Business Administration,accredited by the Luxembourg Ministry of Higher Education and Research.

Supporting documentation:

• An updated CV
• Letter of motivation
• Letter of recommendation
• Proof of English proficiency
• Undergraduate transcripts

Admissions process via the website of the Luxembourg School of Business.

Pre-selected candidates will be invited for an interview at the Luxembourg School of Business premises. At the request of the candidate, the interview can also be carried out through video conference.

• The first interview is conducted by the admission manager of the Weekend MBA program.
• The second interview is conducted by the Dean of LSB or a faculty member.