6 Business Postgraduate Diploma Degree Programs

The Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration qualification is intended for students who hold a Bachelor’s degree and are occupying managerial positions in the field of business. The rationale of the Postgraduate Diploma is to bring the knowledge and business understanding of these students on par before proceeding with a Master’s degree in Business Administration or Business Leadership.

The Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration has been developed in order to reward the business managers of today and provide them with the necessary tools to continue bringing recognition and professionalism to the management sectors.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international Postgraduate Diploma in Global Studies awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

The Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Business Management from Learning Resource Network (LRN) has been designed to develop your management skills and knowledge. It will therefore enhance your career prospects and leads directly on to the advanced stages of MBA and Masters degree programmes. The qualification is assessed by assignment, so you can join and complete your studies anytime without being restricted to the academic year. The course is intended for directors and senior or middle managers of both private and public sector organisations who want to obtain a post-graduate level qualification.

Available in Switzerland, Spain and China, our most popular graduate program has launched thousands of successful hospitality careers in every corner of the world. It’s especially relevant for career-changers and it can also be a springboard to our flagship MBA program.

This program involves advanced research activity in preparation for a career in academia, industry or the nonprofit sector. The uniqueness of this program replaces the regular classes and involves knowledge research by the student who participates in quarterly meetings on campus or on the web and accompanying instruction.