Working Professional MBA
Tailored for working professionals looking to accelerate their career growth.
About the Working Professional MBA programme
An MBA structured around the constraint that matters most to working professionals: time. Classes run on weekends and in the evenings, coursework is assessed through workplace-applicable projects, and the cohort is made up of people with real organisational context to bring to a case discussion. The degree is the same; the delivery is built to survive a full-time job.
Why study Working Professional MBA at TIU
Scheduled so the programme fits around employment rather than competing with it.
Assessment is designed so coursework can address problems you are already responsible for.
Peers bring functional and sectoral depth, which changes the quality of case discussion considerably.
Designed for professionals seeking promotion or a functional switch without leaving their role.
What you study, year by year
Indicative structure. Module sequencing may vary by batch and regulatory guidelines.
Tools and platforms
Who this programme suits
- Professionals with several years of experience seeking a management role
- Specialists moving into general management or cross-functional leadership
- Anyone who needs the qualification without a career break
Where this degree takes you
Working Professional MBA: common questions
The programme is built for candidates already in full-time employment. The admissions office can confirm the current minimum for your profile.
On weekends and in the evenings, so the programme can be taken alongside full-time work.
It is an MBA with the same academic standard. The difference is delivery format and the absence of a summer internship, since participants are already employed.
Many participants are employer-sponsored. The admissions team can provide the documentation most organisations ask for.
Admissions for 2026 are open
Talk to the admissions team about eligibility, scholarships, and the application timeline for Working Professional MBA.
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