Mountbatten Institute

The Mountbatten Institute's staff and corporate sponsors, in association with the Graduate School of Management and Social Sciences of St Mary's University, Twickenham, London, are committed to furthering the international perspective and prospects of the next generation. A pioneer in the field of work and study abroad programmes, the Institute provides recent graduates and young professionals with the choice of two unique opportunities. We facilitate 12- and 16-month programmes to live, work and study in London, New York and Bangkok. Mountbatten alumni advance their careers with:

• an MBA or Postgraduate Certificate in International Business Practice
• a year of relevant work experience in a world financial capital
• an international network of friends, colleagues and business managers.

Live, Work & Study

Mountbatten provides living arrangements in London and New York, work placement, monthly stipend, accommodation, insurance, visa assistance and support throughout so that participants can focus on getting the most out of London and New York. For those who complete their MBA in Bangkok, Mountbatten provides accommodation and support services.

Options

Whether candidates choose the MBA or the PGC, the programme begins with a year in London or New York, with a full-time work placement and evening and weekend classes. MBA students complete their degree with an exciting fieldwork experience in Bangkok.

Regional Centres

• North American Regional Office, New York, United States
• European Regional Office, London, United Kingdom
• Asia/Pacific Regional Office, Bangkok, Thailand

Our History

Founded in New York in 1984, the organization was named in honour of the late Earl Mountbatten of Burma, a senior member of the British Royal Family. After a distinguished career in public service, Lord Mountbatten became deeply involved in international education, particularly student exchange and international study. His elder daughter, Lady Patricia, the Countess Mountbatten of Burma, is our Patron. Although she is not involved in the day-to-day affairs of the Institute, she does lend considerable support and encouragement to our efforts.