Learning how to be the boss

Article Abstract:

There is evidence that gaining a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) qualification can have a very positive impact on your career. Some people choose to study for an MBA to improve their job prospects, while others do so in order to change career or to increase their salary. An MBA qualification is becoming almost compulsory for a career in management, and it is estimated that there are now more than 45,000 people with the qualification living and working in the UK.

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So, is the cheque in the postgrad?

Article Abstract:

It has become increasingly common in the UK for students to decide to study for a Masters degree after completing their first degree course. A Masters degree is now widely regarded by employers as an essential qualification. The standard charge levied by UK universities for a one-year Masters is around 2,600 pounds sterling, but some charge considerably more. Some observers have expressed concern about the way in which some Masters courses are managed.

United Kingdom, Strategy & planning, Students & Teachers, Management, Master of arts degree

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Cross the channel and think international

Article Abstract:

Those who wish to work in Europe may wish to consider studying for a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) qualification at a business school in continental Europe. There are 17 schools accredited by the Association of MBAs. Studying in continental Europe gives you the opportunity to learn to work alongside people of other nationalities, as well as giving you valuable language skills and allowing you to listen to and consider other attitudes.

International aspects

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