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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. | ||
Sometimes known as a "Masters" of business administration. | |||
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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.
Sometimes known as a "Masters" of business administration.
