United Kingdom
Bangor University
Financial Crime and Compliance MBA
Bangor University's Albert Gubay Business School offers a Financial Crime and Compliance MBA by online distance learning. The full part-time route is listed as two years, or 18/24 months, and the MBA is awarded at 180 credits. The 2026-27 full-programme fee is £20,500. Applicants normally need a 2:2 and two years of relevant experience, or three years of approved practical experience without a degree. English scores include IELTS 6.0 with no element below 5.5. Teaching mixes recorded lectures, live tutorials and self-study, in partnership with ManchesterCF. The page does not state AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS, or a GMAT rule.
The school’s page presented this as a current program. Last checked 2026-10-27. Confirm the details with the school before you apply.
- Country of the award
- United Kingdom
- Delivery
- Fully online
- Residency
- Not required
- Duration
- Not confirmed
- Language
- English
- Tuition
- £20,500 published total tuition
- Admissions test
- GMAT or GRE rule not published
- Business school
- Albert Gubay Business School
Overview
- Official award title
- Financial Crime and Compliance MBA
- University
- Bangor University
- Business school or department
- Albert Gubay Business School
- Awarding institution
- Bangor University
- Awarding note
- Degree-awarding institution recorded as the university that publishes the program.
- Country of the award
- United Kingdom
- Location recorded
- Bangor, United Kingdom
- Executive MBA label
- Not labeled executive
- Named pathways
- Financial Crime and Compliance
Study format and residency
- Delivery
- Fully online. The course page lists location as Online and says the MBA is delivered by distance learning as a combination of interactive online sessions and self-study, using recorded lectures, live tutorials and Blackboard. No campus residency is described. Recorded lectures, live tutorials, discussion forums and web chats on Blackboard, plus self-study. Some materials are on the ManchesterCF platform.
- Intensity
- Part-time
- Duration
- 2 years part-time for the full programme, with the page also describing faster routes that use exemptions. Standard completion for the full programme is given as 18/24 months.
- Credits
- 180 credits for the MBA award. The full route combines 15-credit and 30-credit modules.
- Teaching languages
- English
- Complete program in English
- Yes
- Language requirement
- If English is not the native language: IELTS 6.0 with no element below 5.5; Pearson PTE 56 with no element below 51; or Cambridge English Advanced 169 with no element below 162.
- Live or asynchronous
- Live and asynchronous
- Mandatory residency
- No
- Intakes
- October 2026 entry is listed. The page also refers to an April 2027 intake and April and October semester availability for modules.
Admissions
- Previous degree
- A 2:2 undergraduate degree or equivalent for the full programme. Candidates without a formal degree or professional qualification may be considered with a minimum of 3 years of approved practical experience. Accelerated routes use exemptions from a prior MBA or specified professional certifications.
- Work experience
- Minimum of two years of relevant work experience for the full programme, including financial services, law enforcement, regulation, or a move into financial compliance. Three years of approved practical experience if there is no degree.
- GMAT or GRE
- GMAT or GRE rule not published
- Geographic eligibility
- The page says it is a global programme that can be studied from any location with a good internet connection.
Tuition and funding
- Published tuition
- £20,500 published total tuition
- Fee notes
- Year: 2026 Scholarships: Self-funding students may be eligible for a part-funded scholarship of £1,500 for the Autumn 2026 intake only, for qualifying full-programme applicants. 2026-27 October 2026 fee for the full programme. The same table lists accelerated routes at £15,500 and short accelerated routes at £13,100. Fees include online seminars, tutorials, discussion groups, support, course materials, the online library and assessments.
Accreditation
- Accreditation
- No accreditation is listed on this profile. That does not mean the school is unrecognized.
- Outcomes
- No salary or employment figure is published here. This directory does not estimate outcomes.
Sources
- Bangor Financial Crime and Compliance MBA · checked 2026-10-27