MBA programs, online degrees and distance learning universities — the Kurums education directory
Six categories covering 105 business schools, universities and executive-education providers worldwide, each with an editor-compiled list that is free to join — institutions request inclusion by email. Built for professionals choosing between an MBA, a specialist master’s, a distance degree or a short executive programme.
Looking for the editorial side — 18 in-depth guides with 2026 fees, a filterable list of all 105 institutions and the one-time Program Listing Program? Go to the MBA & Business Education hub →
Which category should you start with?
The six categories map to six different decisions, and most readers only need one. If you are a manager with three to ten years of experience who wants a general-management credential without leaving work, start with Online MBA Programs. If you are more senior — ten years or more, running a function or a business unit — the Executive MBA list is where your peer group is. If you want to change sector or country and can step out of work for one or two years, the Full-Time MBA category covers the schools with the strongest recruiting pipelines.
For a specialist qualification rather than a general one — finance, business analytics, accountancy, management — the Online Master’s Degrees category lists programmes that are shorter and cheaper than an MBA and often admit candidates straight from a bachelor’s. For a full bachelor’s or master’s degree studied entirely at a distance, from open universities and the online arms of conventional ones, see Distance Learning & Online Universities. And for a skill, a leadership step or a network refresh in weeks rather than years, Executive Education & Certificates covers the schools’ open-enrolment programmes and the online providers that deliver them.
How the listings work
Every category page has two parts. The free list is compiled by Kurums editors from public information — the institution, one line on what it is known for, and a link to its own site — shown A–Z, with no payment and no approval involved. There is no paid block and no bidding: no institution can buy a position or move up the list, and inclusion has no effect on our editorial course guides or on Kurums Trust badges.
Institutions and programme providers can request a listing free of charge by emailing [email protected] — see how to get listed and the listing policy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a ranking of MBA programs?
No. The free lists are alphabetical directories, not rankings, and inclusion is not a recommendation. For editorial comparisons of courses and certificates, see the Courses & Certifications directory.
How do I get my school or programme listed?
By email, free of charge: send the programme name, website, the category it belongs in and a one-line description to [email protected]. Our editors check every request against the same criteria as existing entries; inclusion cannot be paid for.
Are the institutions verified?
Free-list entries are established, accredited institutions added from public information; we link only to the institution’s own domain. Accreditation status, fees and formats should always be confirmed on the institution’s own pages.


