Master's in Executive MBA

​Asia School of Business (ASB) is a private business school established in 2015 through a collaboration between Bank Negara Malaysia (the Central Bank of Malaysia) and the MIT Sloan School of Management. Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, ASB offers a distinctive, globally focused education experience with an emphasis on emerging markets, action learning, and leadership development. The school is recognized for its rigorous academic curriculum, real-world business immersion, and its commitment to shaping transformational leaders in Asia and beyond.​

The Asia School of Business (ASB) Executive MBA Program offers a transformative 16-month journey tailored for busy professionals. Through a blend of modular and hybrid weekend classes, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge essential to thrive in today’s global economy. Benefit from a rigorous curriculum aligned with the quality of MIT Sloan, providing access to esteemed faculty worldwide. With half of your courses led by ASB faculty based in Asia, you’ll gain unique regional insights.Are you ready to embark on a journey that will elevate your career and professional development? Join the ASB Executive MBA Program today.

​Asia School of Business (ASB) aims to redefine business education in Asia by combining MIT Sloan’s academic excellence with deep regional insight. Its flagship MBA program integrates classroom learning with practical, hands-on experiences through its unique Action Learning projects, where students solve real business challenges across Asia.

ASB attracts a diverse, international student body and faculty, creating a dynamic environment for collaboration and innovation. In addition to the MBA, ASB offers executive education programs designed to develop leadership capabilities in a rapidly changing global economy.

With a mission to advance responsible leadership and economic transformation in Asia, ASB is emerging as a center of excellence in business education, research, and corporate engagement, supported by a strong partnership with MIT and its global network.​