Take your pick, from finance to football

Article Abstract:

Business schools are becoming increasingly flexible in the way in which they structure and deliver Masters in Business Administration (MBA) courses. Indeed, many are establishing a range of electives from which students may choose particular groups to create an MBA which is tailored to their particular profession. Some business schools cooperate with external specialist colleges, while in some cases two business schools will link together to offer a specialist MBA course aimed at a particular market sector.

Management training

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Your ticket to ride

Article Abstract:

Many UK companies are still very keen to employ people with the MBA qualification, and MBAs can expect to be offered an attractive salary. Many people choose to study part-time for the MBA qualification, and this study is frequently funded by employers. MBAs are now being offered by consultancies and specialist management development centres, rather than just by established business schools, and it is possible to study in many different ways.

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'It helps to think outside the box.'

Article Abstract:

Employers' views of MBA qualifications are discussed. Research indicates that the usefulness of the MBA in the job market varies between sectors.

Employers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Employer attitudes

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