The program requires 43 semester hours including course work, a practicum in the field of aging, and a critical inquiry paper based on student interest. For full-time students, the MGS degree requires two academic years of study including the summer practicum.

Approximately 50% of all EMIL participants already have an MBA. In contrast to an MBA, EMIL incorporates engineering, technology and business management disciplines into its curriculum. Successful EMIL participants learn to improve supply chain efficiencies and then how to translate thoese efficiencies into bottom line financial results.

Yes, the IMD MBA degree is awarded by the University of Lausanne and is recognized by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA.

Yes, you may apply if you have an MBA. The U of I MSF program offers a wider spectrum of finance courses in comparison to most MBA programs, so it is not uncommon for an MBA who wants more Finance depth to apply to the Illinois MSF.

The Master of Business and Information Technology (MBA) is a 2-year degree with a 50-50 mix of coursework in management and information technology areas. The MBA (IT) is the 2 year MBA with IT as your 'major'; in this program you would normally do 3 or 4 courses as IT electives.

PGPMI is a focused course tailor made qualification for the Life Insurance Sector by the Market Leader ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd. Since the course is designed to be completed in one year, it is not equivalent to an MBA; but the course will put you at par with MBA students in terms of salary and other incentives. The course is not officially recognized by AICTE.

MBA degree is your key to some of the highest positions in the corporate world. It is an investment that will keep paying you rich dividends at all times in your career. Above all the MBA degree will give you global access to some of the most challenging jobs in the industry. Almost every student recovers the cost of their MBA degree within a couple of years after graduation. Hence, yes though expensive the MBA degree is definitely worth your while.

The University of Texas at Austin awards only one MBA degree. All MBA candidates earn the same MBA degree, regardless of the program they are registered in.

MPP students must complete a minimum of 72 units of academic credit (three 4-unit classes per quarter, 18 courses total). Eight of the 11 required core courses are completed in the first year. The ninth core course and a required two-quarter seminar in Applied Policy Analysis are completed in the second year. The remaining courses (28 units) are chosen by the student from courses devoted to specific policy issues in the student's area or areas of concentration as well as electives.

You may at any time access the UVA-Wise Student Information Portal to run a CAV GRADS report. The CAV GRADS Report (also known as a degree audit) provides you and your adviser with guideline reports on how well you are meeting all the requirements for your degree and check you progress toward a chosen degree.

In the British University system honours degrees are classified as 1 (first class), 2.1 (upper second class), 2.2 (lower second class), 3 (third class). We normally require a 2.2 or better. For non-UK students we take advice from an organisation called NARIC (see www.naric.co.uk) to determine how your degree compares to a degree from a UK university. The only exception to acceptance without a first degree is if you have enough work experience to compensate for a missing degree.

For details of MBA entry requirement of some UK universities, check the British Education Guide available from the British Council offices. Yes, it is a common practice. But, try not to give out money easily at this stage if you haven't got a visa yet. Try to explain to the institution that it is difficult to exchange foreign currency in India because of the foreign exchange restriction, and it is not easy to get a visa either.

While the apprenticeship program has no formal entry requirements, such as a UAI, most of our apprentices have completed their year 12 Higher School Certificate before joining us. (though this is not essential) Many have also undertaken studies at school, such as Building and Construction Modules/ VET courses, or at least a subject which demonstrates an interest in the industry (such as Design and Technology, Woodwork etc) This is helpful, as we ask for proof of skills in your application.

Both the MNO (Master of Nonprofit Organizations) and the MBA (Master of Business Administration) are managerial degrees, and both impart knowledge and skills. In fact, a number of courses in the two degree programs address the same disciplines (for example, accounting, economics, marketing, and human resource management). The key difference lies in the professional setting in which the knowledge and skills are to be applied.