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. See similar questions...

The MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a general business management degree that prepares students to meet the competitive challenges of the business environment in the 21st century. It emphasizes a flexible structure designed for professional development and career success. MBA students are taught up-to-date knowledge in the various building block disciplines of management. They will be trained in the team building and leadership skills necessary to manage diverse people and functions. See similar questions...

All six USC Marshall MBA programs award the same MBA diploma which is accredited by AACSB International. The faculty who teach in IBEAR also teach in other MBA programs or in undergraduate programs. IBEAR participants are older than the students in most two-year MBA programs. There are fewer U.S. nationals and more participants from outside the U.S. in IBEAR than in most two-year MBA programs. The one-year length is seen as an advantage by IBEAR's older participants. See similar questions...

The John Molson School of Business offers both the MBA and the MSc in Administration as graduate program options and they are distinct differences between the two. Where our MBA program approaches the material in an applied manner using the case study method, the MSc focus is primarily theoretical and research-oriented. Although the MBA was originally designed and is still a generalist degree, there is now ample opportunity to develop concentrations within the options available in our program. See similar questions...

The Master in Finance (MSF) program is shorter in duration and strictly focuses on increasing a student’s understanding of finance and financial markets. The MBA curriculum is more diverse and covers aspects of Operations, Marketing and Human and Organizational Performance that will not be dealt with in the MSF curriculum. Students who successfully complete their MSF degree, however, will be eligible to return to Owen and complete an MBA. (Back to Top) See similar questions...

The Antioch University graduate program in organizational management is an alternative degree to the MBA degree, with a management rather than a general business curriculum. The Antioch University master's degree program focuses on working with and through people to accomplish organizational goals. See similar questions...

Courses for the M.B.A. degree will begin in the summer after completion of first-year medical courses. Click here for more information. See similar questions...

The main difference between the two degrees has to do with the level of specialization attained in your field. A master's degree provides less opportunity for specialization and little research training. Master's programs generally require the completion of 30 credits of coursework beyond the bachelor's degree and either a final, comprehensive exam or a written thesis (usually 50 to 100 pages in length). See similar questions...

Yes. Upon completion of the program you receive a masters of business administration degree from the University of Georgia, the same degree received by graduates of the full-time program. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Ohio State awards only one MBA degree. All MBA candidates earn the same MBA degree, regardless of the program track they are registered in. See similar questions...

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

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. See similar questions...

No matter whether you make it to the above mentioned and/or other institutes, you will still be minus an MBA degree. Started? Well, the fact is that all B-schools, including the six IIMs, cannot and do not confer an MBA degree. See similar questions...

The UK programmes are open to undergraduates – you don't need a Master's degree or MBA. You can apply if you have these qualifications. We assess each application on its merits. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

The MBA is a 60-credit program. The inclusion of a co-op, practicum or internship experience is recommended. The first year of the program is the Lally Cohort where students take nine of their first 10 courses together. The second year is a focus on an area of concentration. Students must maintain a grade point average of B or better for graduation. A plan of study is developed in coordination with the Associate Director of Graduate Student Services and selected faculty. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...