Eurasian Management and Administration School (reviews)

The overall experience is mostly positive. One of the biggest advantages is the support team: fast response and student-oriented. Next one: some teachers are amazing and do their jobs pretty well.
On the other hand, there is a lot of small details, which make the already complicated process even more frustrating and tough: intermediate projects are sometimes rated strangely with feedback of little to no use, the calendar is partially broken, the survey system is annoying and seems to not to have any impact at all.
The main downside is: the school presents a very complex business assessment system with too scarce info on how to actually use it: you literally have to deduct most part on your own. Which, considering strict time frames and far from perfect feedback process, confuses a lot.
One more important detail: no templates/input data are provided. The idea is: the student should use his/her current company’s specs to put the previously mentioned assessment system to use right from the start. So if you are unemployed or don’t have a high-grade clearance, it might be a serious problem.
P.S. There is an option to study and execute the modules in groups, alas, I wasn’t lucky enough to get into one. So had to go solo)

I thoroughly appreciated the program’s flexibility, which enabled me to live and work in three different countries while pursuing my online MBA. Initially, comprehending the materials independently seemed daunting without peers to engage with. However, my coach consistently provided honest feedback, dispelling any misunderstandings. Additionally, the program supported me in crafting a business strategy for my upcoming startup venture. Overall, it was certainly worth the investment. The only enhancement I would suggest is EU accreditation, which regrettably remains absent.

I have the pleasure of sharing with you my experience at two of the most prestigious business and management schools. After two years of hard work in the dual DBA program between two honourable business schools, SSBM in Switzerland and EMAS in Russia. I have a Bachelor of Commerce in France, and a Master MsC from the UK and I am a full time employee. My new experience studying full program of strategic management in SSBM and EMAS is interesting, different, and unique. This journey was between study and practice; our intermediate project is a real-life, and update implementation of what we learn from business modelling, analysing, forecasting,

I have studied the SSBM (Swiss School of Management) and EMAS Doube Degree for Strategic Management. While it is one of the more affordable programmes on the market, all online courses were very educational and provide a huge amount of flexibility in terms of studying (I am a full-time employee which is tough doing both at the same time but doable). I found the flexibility of the programme very good and generally was also happy with the broad variety of courses offered and the strong focus on Strategic Management.