Accreditation with a credible body such as AACSB, AMBA or EFMD should be a criteria in choosing a school. Accreditation is a voluntary, non-governmental process ...
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Often this office in a school is also called a Placement Centre. A career centre's task is to help students and alumni of a business school ...
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Core classes are the required curriculum to pass an MBA exam. They deal with basic skills ...
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Once students have successfully dealt with the required curriculum (see Core Courses) they can opt for a range of selective classes to cater to their personal ...
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A quality seal for business schools and their MBA programmes, administrated by the European Foundation for Management Development EFMD in Brussels ...
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Executive MBA programmes or EMBA allow students to earn an MBA in two years or less while working full-time ...
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Full-time programmes normally take place over two academic years, with a three to four month summer break in between years one and two ...
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A „Joint Degree Programme“ is one that gives students two degrees, mostly from two universities...
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Business schools help applicants and students ...
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Whilst the Master of Business Administration is one option to enter the world of financing, consulting or marketing, there are a variety of established master's degrees that could be ...
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The one-year option – which condenses the MBA programme from two into one year – has proven successful in European countries ...
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Online MBAs don’t force students to attend classes regularly and at one location, neither do they force students to resign their jobs ...
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MBA applications generally ask for letters of recommendation. These letters typically come from an applicant’s immediate boss, supervisor or someone who ...
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Apart from generalised MBA programmes students can also specialise in specific areas and industries. Many employers still ...