Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program

Exposure to international business, multiple cultures, and global business problems is essential to creating successful business leaders. The Flexible MBA integrates an international perspective throughout the program, with almost every course involving international examples, cases, and perspectives. Students have many opportunities to learn about global business practices and develop international contacts within their class and among the faculty.

If you decide not to pursue an International Dual Degree, the Flexible MBA provides several global options.

Exchange Programs

Sasin offers Flexible MBA students access to an evolving network of exchange programs with over 30 leading b-schools in 16 countries around the world. Exchange programs give you the opportunity to live and study in another country while earning credit towards your MBA at Sasin. As a tool for building your future business network, exchange programs are invaluable. Each year 30-40 MBA students take this opportunity, and a similar number of students choose to visit and study at Sasin. Incoming Exchange Students work closely with their Sasin colleagues, providing further opportunities for cultural exchange and international networking.   

The Sasin Alumni network has grown to over 5,000 members, a group that includes executives of Thailand’s top business groups, prominent national government leaders, and executives in top multinationals. 

Sasin originated the practice of blending courses taught by visiting professors from top management schools around the world, with our own core faculty. This model has since been adopted by many business school programs.

All Sasin faculty, whether visiting or core, have graduated from top schools, and bring global insights and experience to the classroom. Our courses bridge theory and practice to provide participants with the latest, best ideas and practices, in a way that emphasizes real-world application. Because Sasin faculty remain close to business through their consulting and research activities, they can share practical cutting-edge insights. About 60% of our courses are taught by visiting professors.