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MBA in THREE hours!
Rating: 4.9 out of 5(4 ratings)
27 students

MBA in THREE hours!

MBA in three hours! Including the number one key topic: Networking
Created byChris Sivewright, Oxford School of Learning
Last updated 5/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • To look inwards as well as outwards for knowledge and experience relevant to the MBA
  • Changing your mindset will enable assimilation of knowledge without extra effort
  • By applying what you already know - and topping this up with this course - MBA skills will be honed
  • Business Fundamentals for the MBA course

Course content

10 sections • 47 lectures • 3h 53m total length

  • General Introduction20:53
  • First lessons2:40

Requirements

  • Ideally, to have had some business experience even if part-time work whilst studying!
  • A willingness to suspend judgement until you've tried this new approach
  • An interest in Business and/or Economics

Description

What? Can an MBA be done in one hour? Two hours? Three?

Think: at school many people do A levels (UK exams) and the course takes two years, usually. Some colleges offer it in 1 year.

This Instructor - and evidence is produced in the course but you can always check the BBC website - got students through in a matter of hours.

And with good grades.

But an A level is not an MBA!

And an MBA student is not a 17-18 year old at school with no business experience.

So, what is on this course?

1. The basics of an MBA i.e. Marketing, Finance, Production and HRM. PLUS : Legal, Economics, Social, Ethical and Political environments.

2. Case studies illustrating the application of this.


And that's it!

To be fair, the idea of a one hour MBA is not THAT original. (Or even three hours!) There's a book on Amazon about the one hour it takes (nothing to do with this course or this Instructor!)

So, if you have an hour spare, do this course. Two hours or more - then do this course properly.

Yes do it properly - the lectures, the case studies, the manual - participate in discussions.


So, all this takes is about an hour (or three) of your time - and belief, in yourself and your experience(s) already in life.


Who this course is for:

  • Experienced business people thinking of gaining extra qualifications
  • Students wishing to extend their study
  • Anyone with an hour to spare and wondering if a course such as this really is possible

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