Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) is a leading global business school in the heart of the City of London, with a reputation for business excellence spanning more than 50 years.
The Bayes Modular Executive MBA in London is a part-time programme ideal for professionals aiming to advance to senior roles and C-suite positions.
Ranked 6th in the UK in the Financial Times Executive MBA ranking 2026, the programme develops confident, strategic leaders and entrepreneurs who drive real-world impact.
Study in one long weekend per month, alongside your job, and apply what you learn at work immediately.
What makes Bayes different?
What graduates say
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the programme format?
The Modular Executive MBA requires study in London one long weekend per month (Friday – Sunday) with some additional online learning one Saturday per month.
This option is ideal if you travel from outside of London and cannot commit to weekly classes.
When does this programme start?
The programme takes two years to complete part-time and begins in March.
How much are the fees?
The tuition fees are £54,500.
How do I apply?
You can apply using our online application form.
If you need any help and advice, and to discuss your eligibility, please email bayes-mba@citystgeorges.ac.uk
Who is this programme for?
Ideally suited for executives with leadership or management experience, looking to continue their successful career while studying part-time.
You’ll be based in London, UK or globally and are comfortable with travelling to London once a month. You’ll need to be committed and confident in independent study when not on campus.
Scholarships up to 50% off tuition fees
Bayes offers a range of scholarships designed to support talented individuals who demonstrate strong potential for career advancement. The sooner you apply the more likely you are to receive financial support.
Professional Excellence Scholarship
This scholarship offers up to 50% off tuition fees and is open to candidates who have clear professional merit and can demonstrate their potential to contribute to all aspects of the MBA programme.
Industry Impact Scholarships
Amount Awarded: 30 - 50% of the tuition fee.
Scholarships offered to individuals across the following industries:
- Charity and non-profit
- Creative and cultural industries
- Entrepreneurs
- Healthcare & life sciences
- Hospitality & tourism
- HR Leaders
- Law and leadership
- Military
Global Women's Leadership Programme Scholarship
This scholarship offers female candidates 50% off tuition fees to advance their careers and empower future leaders through the supportive Bayes MBA community.
LGBTQ+ Scholarship
This scholarship offers up to 50% off tuition fees. This scholarship recognises the innovation, creativity, and impact of LGBTQ+ professionals across industries. It supports individuals who bring diverse perspectives and experiences, and who seek to strengthen their leadership effectiveness and broader business capabilities.
Commuter Scholarship
This scholarship offers up to 50% off tuition fees and is open to professionals who travel from across the UK or internationally to pursue their career and educational ambitions.
Discretionary Scholarship
Discretionary scholarships recognise outstanding candidates and those who contribute distinctive perspectives to our Bayes community.
All applicants are automatically considered.
Executive MBA information session
Considering an Executive MBA alongside your career? Join our online event to learn how the Evening and Modular formats work, get advice on a strong application and speak directly to the Programme Director.
Begin your journey at Bayes
The real experience, as told by students
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"I’m not starting over. I’m levelling up": My Executive MBA journey at Bayes
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“My company is sponsoring my MBA – I’m excited to deliver a return on their investment”
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Going the distance to study in London for the Bayes Executive MBA
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What happens if life gets in the way of your Executive MBA?
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A part-time MBA that works around your life
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