What is an MBA: A Detailed Guide
The MBA (MBA) is one of the most globally recognised postgraduate qualifications in business and management. It is designed to develop the skills required for careers in leadership, strategy, and enterprise. MBA programmes are typically targeted at professionals with some work experience who are seeking to accelerate their careers or transition into new industries.
Courses generally cover core areas such as finance, marketing, operations, leadership, and organisational behaviour. Many programmes also offer electives or specialisations in areas like entrepreneurship, technology management, or sustainability.
MBA degrees are offered in various formats, including full-time, part-time, executive, online, and blended learning models. Programme lengths and structures vary globally, with one-year and two-year options being the most common.
When considering an MBA, prospective students often evaluate factors such as global rankings, curriculum, alumni networks, and the school’s accreditation status.
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