Executive MBA
For experienced leaders with at least 7 years of work experience.
Executive MBA
Build Insights, Transform Lives
Sasin’s flagship Executive MBA program has already changed the lives of over 2,000 experienced managers and business leaders. We’ve helped:- prepare experienced managers to climb to the next level of their careers,
- update and hone skills developed over many years in business,
- experienced technical people transition to broader management roles,
- develop leadership skills in proven managers,
- experienced executives take the leap into entrepreneurship,
- established entrepreneurs take their venture to higher levels,
- seasoned international professionals build an effective network and establish themselves in Southeast Asia.
The Sasin Executive MBA program is designed for the convenience of executives who travel during the week. The program is accessible from across the region.
- Executive MBA classes are normally scheduled on Friday evenings (18:00 to 21:30) and Saturdays (08:30 to 16:30). There may be occasional make-ups at other times.
- Regular classes attendance is required. You are expected to attend all sessions of courses for which you are registered. Chulalongkorn University requires that you be permitted to take final examinations only if you have attended at least 80% of the scheduled classes.
- Classes have a meal break: meals and snacks are included.
- You should expect about 10 hours of out-of-class study per course. Bear in mind that this could be more for subjects that are new to you.
- Overnight accommodation is available at our adjacent on-campus hotel, Sasa International House, at a discounted rate.
Sasin’s flagship Executive MBA is built around what we call Transformative Action Learning.
Action Learning is about meeting real-world challenges, implementing solutions, and reflecting on results.
- You’ll work on unstructured, complex, practical, hands-on issues.
- You’ll work in diverse teams to stimulate creative curiosity, questioning, and reflection.
- You’ll generate clear, action-oriented results and the team will learn to tackle more complex problems.
Sasin originated the practice of blending courses taught by visiting professors, from top management schools around the world, with our own full-time faculty. This model has since been adopted by many business school programs.
All Sasin faculty, whether visiting or full-time, have graduated from top schools, and bring global insights and experience to the classroom. Our courses bridge theory and practice to provide participants with the latest, best ideas, practices and regional experts in a way that emphasizes real-world application. Because Sasin faculty remain close to business through their consulting and research activities, they can share practical cutting-edge insights.
Bringing faculty from around the globe ensures that the curriculum is always fresh and innovative, with a truly worldwide orientation.
Global Exposure for a Global Perspective
The Executive MBA includes a required, two-week International Residential at one of Sasin’s partner universities outside of Thailand. During the two-week International Residential, participants complete the equivalent of three Sasin courses, meet other international executives, and participate in site visits. Read more about the Sasin Executive MBA International Residential 2024After you’ve developed your core skill sets, your own interests will drive your learning.
Project-driven courses will allow you to focus on the areas, issues, and industries that directly concern you.
Your choice of project puts you in control. While most courses will require individual assignments, action learning involves frequent study groups and teamwork.
One hallmark of the Executive MBA experience is the informal groups that meet to share expertise. Among your classmates will be experts in almost every field of management. As their particular areas are discussed in class, your in-class experts will meet with you after class to review key topics and make sure that everyone is on board!
You should expect to consult with classmates either face-to-face or by video conferencing several times during the week.