Yes – an MBA can be completed part-time alongside a job.
At Opresnik Business School, the MBA is fully online and designed to be studied in parallel with professional commitments.

A part-time MBA is designed for working professionals who want to complete a Master of Business Administration without interrupting their careers. The programme runs alongside full-time employment; learning times, assessments and support are organised so that they integrate into everyday working life.
Study models differ considerably: traditional part-time programmes rely on evening lectures or weekend blocks on campus – this creates personal contact but costs travel time and ties students to fixed dates. Fully online models do away with attendance phases and offer the greatest flexibility: learning can be planned freely around project phases, business trips and family commitments.
The MBA at Opresnik Business School (OBS) is specifically designed for working professionals.
Thanks to its fully online study model, flexible learning times and modular structure, the programme can be completed alongside full-time employment. There are no attendance requirements or fixed lecture times, allowing the programme to adapt to individual professional schedules – and graduation is possible after just 8 months.
The model also makes financial sense: studying while working means no loss of salary, and newly acquired management knowledge can be applied immediately in your own organisation. An overview of MBA costs shows why part-time online programmes are often the more economical choice as well.
Learn more about the MBA programme – content, structure and requirements at a glance. The OBS MBA can also be completed entirely as an MBA by distance learning – with no attendance requirements. Our blog article on part-time MBA studies provides a deeper overview.
Further frequently asked questions about the OBS MBA programme are answered in our FAQ.