SCX Professional Program ＞ WLV IMBA
SCX Professional Program WLV IMBA
University of Wolverhampton International MBA
International Master of Business Administration — Take on the world, in English.
While working, from Japan.
Learning is completed online. Graduation — in Britain too, if you wish.
From a society of credentials, to a society of learning. And into an era where the language of learning is yours to choose.
A British university with origins in 1827 ｜ Recognised in UK law as a degree-awarding institution (a Recognised Body) ｜ Registered with the Office for Students (OfS)
Philosophy, into action. This path, too, was built for that.
SCX Professional Program develops Conscious Executives — leaders who hear their own inner voice, train the consciousness that wields knowledge, and go on to change reality. SCX Professional Program WLV IMBA leads directly to that development: the path taken on in English. Do you have a reality you want to change? This path begins with that question.
Be Conscious. Be Executive.
Do you have a reality you want to change?
An organisation you want to change. An industry you want to change. A future not yet put into words, that you want to put to the world.
There are people with a reality they want to change, and the power to change it. Yet that will stays an individual conviction, unconnected — to management knowledge that holds up in the world, to the form of academic practice, to the power to be heard in English.
The reality we want to change is that one. To connect your will to intelligence and action that hold up in the world — this path exists for that.
The language of learning is yours to choose.
Learning that thinks deeply in your mother tongue reaches a depth of thought that only your mother tongue can reach. Learning that touches the world directly in English opens a reach that only English can open. The choice is your character — what do you seek, now?
A door that opens only for those who choose English.
The primary sources of world management are born in English first, and keep accumulating in English. Without waiting for someone's summary or translation, you go to the original, and judge for yourself. That circuit opens inside you. The wall is real. But for every measure of that hardness, a world opens.
A challenge needs no justification. The voice that says "I want to try" is already your answer.
An MBA is a process: thinking, writing and questioning in the same language as the world.
We do not think of the MBA as a title. Read in English; think in English; build your argument by the rules of academic referencing; and answer the question you chose, with a single dissertation. The degree is handed to you at the end — proof, that stands anywhere in the world, that you ran the process through.
This is not a programme you study alone.
The curriculum is delivered entirely in English. The materials, the assignments, the dissertation. And on that ground, in Stage 1, we provide, independently and in Japanese, the academic-practice tutorials needed for postgraduate-level study — the rules of referencing, the habit of reading academic papers, the form of academic writing at a world standard. The Japanese tutorials do not touch the content of your learning itself. Precisely because they do not, the value of your degree is protected. And there is a dedicated tutor for every student.
And as a master's for the age of generative AI, we also give lectures — outside the curriculum — on putting generative AI to work in your learning. We treat generative AI not as a replacement, but as a co-pilot that accelerates learning. Searching the literature, structuring information, studying English expression — leave that pre-processing to AI, and concentrate on what only a human can do: raising the question, thinking it into your own company, making the judgement. Time compresses; thinking deepens. This is the philosophy of learning that Shibuya Web3 University — which has kept taking on the social implementation of technology — carries through every programme it runs.
None of this is for having AI write your assignments or your dissertation. Master the co-pilot — and keep your own hands on the controls. It is because you write it through in your own words that the degree remains as your own strength.
Facts that do not move.
The degree is awarded by the University of Wolverhampton, a British university with origins in 1827 — recognised in UK law as a degree-awarding institution (a Recognised Body) and registered with the Office for Students (OfS), the regulator of higher education. Anyone can verify its registration on the official register of the Office for Students (OfS) — the check-point officially signposted by GOV.UK, the UK government's website.
In the first stage, you complete the EduQual Diploma in Business Management (SCQF Level 11), which sits within the UK's public qualifications frameworks. In the second stage, you proceed to the university course (the dissertation stage), delivered and assessed directly by the University. The degree conferred on completion: International Master of Business Administration. Within fifteen months in all — designed so that working professionals can finish.
And, should you wish, the annual graduation ceremony on campus in Britain. Graduation — in Britain too, if you wish.
Where this programme sits, institutionally
[Diagram — one vertical column, each level showing who awards / who delivers]
EduQual Diploma in Business Management (SCQF Level 11 / awarded by EduQual)
→ application with advanced standing
University of Wolverhampton International MBA Top-Up (delivered and assessed by the University / dissertation)
→ completion
Degree awarded: International Master of Business Administration (awarded by the University of Wolverhampton)
Completers of the EduQual Diploma in Business Management (SCQF Level 11) are eligible to apply for the University of Wolverhampton's International MBA Top-Up. The programme is delivered online, and is delivered and assessed directly by the University.
Shibuya Web3 University Co., Ltd. operates as a Feeder Centre of Chestnut Education Group (London, UK), carrying out guidance, student recruitment and application support for this programme in Japan. In Stage 1, it also provides — independently, and in Japanese — the academic-practice tutorials needed for postgraduate-level study.