The award of an International Agribusiness MBA is dependent upon your successful completion of six core courses and the acceptance by the MBA Board of a management project. This project will allow you to apply the skills developed in each of the core courses to a real business situation of your choice.

Two core courses are presented each semester to allow all core course work to be completed within 18 - months, over three semesters The satisfactory completion of the management project in the fourth semester will allow an award of the MBA after two years of study. A slower pace of study is possible with individual students accumulating courses over a period of up to five years. Each course is taught every year to allow you to progress at your own speed.

Each core course contains five component modules. These modules will require approximately 8 hours of tuition and 25 hours of self study - a total study period of 33 hours per module, or 180 hours per course. Tuition, conducted either over a study weekend or within one of the two annual intensive study weeks, will be presented in both the Czech and English language, by an international group of teachers. These teachers will bring a wide experience of International Agribusiness.

Material will be presented in a wide variety of forms to encourage your active involvement in the learning process. You will receive a complete course manual for each course your register for. These manuals will direct you through the course, guide your private study and highlight key issues. Extensive use will be made of case studies from the Czech Republic, the European Union and elsewhere. An important part of each intensive study week will be the full analysis of a real-life case studies by you and your colleagues working as part of a team. Team work will be emphasised all through the MBA to allow us to learn from each other. Team work is central to all modern ideas of management. It is important that we all learn to work as a team and fully understand team dynamics.