Degrees
The School offers an intense 11-month Full-time MBA, an Executive MBA taught in a weekend-format and, together with 3 other schools, a renowned Executive MBA called International Master of Management (IMM) which is taught on multiple campuses and has recently (2010) been ranked #21 Executive MBA in the world by Financial Times. Through CEU's accreditation with the Hungarian authorities as well as with the American Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, CEU Business School's degrees are recognized both in the European Union and the United States. The full-time and the part-time MBA programs are accredited by the Association of MBAs, the IMM program also by AACSB.
A previously existing Master of Science in IT Management and two Undergraduate Programs (BSc and Dual Degree in International Business with Uni Bocconi in Italy) have been discontinued as has the Executive MBA program in Romania.
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