BOLTON Business School, which is part of Bolton Institute, is celebrating the success of its Masters in Business Administration course.
Recently 48 students were awarded the MBA - the highest number in one year so far, reflecting the growing reputation of the course.
Students come from a variety of organisations including multi-national companies, the health service, the police and local government.
A spokesman said part-time MBA courses usually attracted local students but the Bolton course was attracting an increasing number of students from further afield. One of this year's successful students is a manager on the London Underground.
Frank Dawes, Head of Management Development at Bolton Institute, said: "We are absolutely delighted by this year's results which are a tribute to the commitment both of staff and students to this demanding course."
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