Top 10 MiM Programs in Middle East and Africa

INSEAD’s 10-month MiM program offers a blend of academic rigor, experiential learning and international exposure. With its Abu Dhabi campus located at the crossroads of the world, students benefit from strong networking opportunities and insights into global business practices.

The MiM program at AUC School of Business in Egypt, part of the CEMS alliance, aims to give students a comprehensive understanding of management principles within the context of North Africa. The curriculum is based on experiential learning and designed to foster critical-thinking skills.

Ranked among the top business schools in Africa, UCT GSB offers a MiM program – also part of CEMS – that aims to prepare students to navigate complex challenges in emerging markets. The South African school’s strong focus on sustainability and social impact may resonate with conscientious business students.

HEC Paris, one of the world’s top-ranked business schools, has a campus in Qatar. And the school offers an Emerging Leaders Track in its Executive MBA program, which is tailored to young professionals. The program focuses on leadership, innovation and global business perspectives. Students also benefit from HEC’s extensive global network.

With a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, AUB OSB’s masters programs for students with little to no work experience can prepare them to thrive in the school’s base in Lebanon, the Middle East and beyond. The programs’ emphasis on creativity and problem-solving can help graduates with their confidence and adaptability.

The Advanced Diploma in General Management at GIBS in South Africa  is akin to a MiM. It’s also renowned for its emphasis on leadership development and strategic thinking. Through a blend of academic coursework, case studies and experiential learning, AdvDip GM students acquire the skills needed to drive organizational success in a global context.

Located in Nairobi, Kenya, Strathmore Business School offers a Master of Commerce program that combines academic excellence with a strong focus on ethics and social responsibility. Students benefit from exposure to diverse perspectives, preparing them for leadership roles in Africa’s growing business landscape and beyond.

As a leading business school in West Africa, UGBS in Ghana offers a range of business masters programs in areas such as international business and business analytics that stress practical relevance. With a focus on leadership development and global perspectives, graduates are encouraged to contribute to the region’s economic growth and development.

The South African business school runs a vast array of MiM programs with specific focus areas in subjects like finance and investment or entrepreneurship and new venture creation. Each program teaches critical thinking, problem-solving and ethical leadership. Students gain practical insights into the complexities of managing organizations in Africa and beyond.