The MBA is a 16-month general management course for young managers who have had at least two years work experience. It develops professional, entrepreneurial and socially responsible leaders who are experts in Asian cultures and management styles and at the same time espouse such values as integrity and honesty.

The MBA Curriculum has a very strong functional orientation. It offers up-to-date knowledge, analytical tools, and management skills in a distinctly Asian-centric perspective. Its general thrust includes Development of Enterprise, General Management and the Management Research Report, which train students to undertake business projects, evaluate management processess, assess business opportunities, and formulate corporate strategies. The generalist thrust is supplemented by a strong emphasis on business functions: Finance anchored on CFA; field-based Operations Management; practitioner-oriented Marketing; and Human Behaviour in Organizations that emphasizes emotional competence and multiple intelligences. The MBA contextualizes itself in three relevant courses: Asian Business Systems, Management Issues in Globalization, and Development Management.

To prepare students in job entry positions, they undergo an eight-week Action Consultancy with partner corporations and take up ten course electives. Students may opt to pursue majors in Marketing, Finance, or Entrepreneurship. They can also participate in an international exchange program and attend classes for one term in top business schools in the US, Europe, and Asia.