University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School

Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world, and has been named Scottish University of the Year 2018. Glasgow is a place that inspires ambitious people to succeed. A place where inquiring minds can develop their ideas. A place where people make discoveries that change the world.

The University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School MBA combines rigorous academic learning with research-led teaching inspired by the legacy of Adam Smith. 

MBA requirements typically include a strong academic background, relevant professional experience, and English language proficiency, with the GMAT score considered for some applicants. 

The school offers flexible study options, including formats with online learning elements, though it is not a fully online MBA. MBA cost varies by intake and programme structure, reflecting the school’s international standing and research strength.

Research at University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School is internationally recognised for its quality and real-world impact. Research strengths include economics, finance, management, entrepreneurship, and responsible business. 

Academic work informs teaching across postgraduate and MBA programmes, contributing to policy development, business practice, and socio-economic impact at both national and global levels.

Graduates achieve strong MBA career outcomes, progressing into leadership roles across finance, consulting, technology, public sector, and global organisations. 

University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School alumni in business are well represented in senior positions worldwide, benefiting from the university’s global reputation and extensive alumni network. 

Career development is supported through employer engagement, networking opportunities, and career-focused learning, helping graduates build long-term professional success.