Online Master in Business Administration
The most accessible MBA we offer, our Online Master in Business Administration (OMBA) program, is modeled after our flagship International Master in Business Administration (iMBA) program. The key difference? You can study from anywhere, ensuring your career goals remain in the driver’s seat.
Embrace redefined flexibility with our Online MBA, accessible from anywhere in the world. Experience tailored discussions and a transformative curriculum while benefiting from the convenience of remote learning, reduced costs, and a diverse global network.
Designed to be immersive, involved, and comprehensive for professionals like you
The Online Master in Business Administration (OMBA) program delivers a complete MBA program through live synchronous classes, offering students the flexibility to learn at their own convenience. Its innovative online approach to teaching and learning allows students to start and finish their MBA education anywhere in Asia or the world. Despite its online nature, OMBA is still an intensive 18-month, 6-term program where students complete preparatory, core, and capstone courses through an integrative curriculum that ties together the fundamentals of management with an understanding of the complexities within companies, industries, and economies.
The OMBA program is for:
- Professionals who want to earn an MBA with a flexible schedule that fits their busy life and other commitments.
- Individuals who wish to study the same core courses offered by our flagship International Master in Business Administration (iMBA), but can only attend classes online.
- Students who prefer the use of digital tools that enable engaging and effective online learning anytime and anywhere.
Program Structure*
The Online Master in Business Administration (OMBA) program spans 6 terms within 18 months, with a pre-program orientation before the first term.
*This program’s curriculum is subject to change.
International Experience
No matter the modality, our Online Master in Business Administration (OMBA) program offers international opportunities for qualified students.
Small Network Online Courses* (SNOC)
OMBA students may participate in Small Network Online Courses offered virtually by GNAM network schools. The courses connect students from multiple network schools online for lectures, discussions, and collaborative team projects, developing teamwork skills and cross-cultural perspectives.
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Global Virtual Teams* (GVT)
Become part of the Yale School of Management course, Global Virtual Teams. The GVT aims to engage students from GNAM network schools through live interactive learning activities. Qualified OMBA students will get the chance to participate in a “global virtual team” and work with other GNAM students on projects involving group analysis and decision-making to develop an appreciation for team building across cultures and time zones.
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Dual Degree Program
The Dual Degree Program provides OMBA students with the opportunity to pursue two degrees. They have the option to further their studies by earning a Master of Advanced Management (MAM) degree at Yale School of Management through coordination with the Washington SyCip Graduate School of Business (WSGSB). Students with this dual degree gain an even greater competitive edge over their peers and can count on accelerating their careers even further upon graduation.
Business Competitions
Our students have won many international competitions, and we strongly encourage our OMBA students to participate in various local and international competitions arranged by business schools and organizations. We provide support to students for select competitions.
*The SNOC and GVT are offered in the program as add-on coursework and activities
Start Date and Class Schedule
Duration: 18 months (6 terms)
Start Date: Every April and September
Class Type: Hybrid Classes
Class Schedule:
- Tuesday, Thursday: 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
- Saturday, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM / 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
- Occasional Wednesday classes
Minimum Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in any discipline
- At least 2 years’ work experience with or without managing a team
Application Deadline For April 2025 Intake
15 March 2025
(For Non-Resident and Resident Applicants)
Application Deadline For September 2025 Intake
31 August 2025
(For Non-Resident and Resident Applicants)
Program Learning Goals
These goals outline the knowledge, skills, and abilities that students are expected to develop by the time they graduate. They ensure that the programs of the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) remain both challenging and aligned with the current business landscape.
Program Learning Goal 1:
The Online Master in Business Administration students will be analytical, critical, and logical thinkers.
Program Learning Goal 2:
The Online Master in Business Administration students will be effective communicators.
Program Learning Goal 3:
The Online Master in Business Administration students will be effective and ethical leaders and team players.
Program Learning Goal 4:
The Online Master in Business Administration students will effectively manage the interaction of various functional areas.
Program Learning Goal 5:
The Online Master in Business Administration students will have adequate understanding of Asian and global business.
Program Learning Goal 6:
The Online Master in Business Administration students are numerate.
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Students of the Online Master in Business Administration (OMBA) program can enjoy new learning and networking opportunities not only at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), but also through our international partner institutions and organizations.
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Online Master in Business Administration Class Profile
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Nationalities Represented
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