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Master of Business Administration is a broad management degree designed to develop deep understanding and practical application, together with interpersonal and leadership skills. | Master of Business Administration is a broad management degree designed to develop deep understanding and practical application, together with interpersonal and leadership skills. | ||
Applicants are | Applicants are normally required to have a minimum of at least three years work experience and demonstrated career progression, together with good undergraduate level academic qualifications. | ||
MBA programmes are offered by many business schools worldwide. | MBA programmes are offered by many business schools worldwide. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:42, 25 June 2022
Business skills.
(MBA).
Master of Business Administration is a broad management degree designed to develop deep understanding and practical application, together with interpersonal and leadership skills.
Applicants are normally required to have a minimum of at least three years work experience and demonstrated career progression, together with good undergraduate level academic qualifications.
MBA programmes are offered by many business schools worldwide.
