I'm wondering what's the difference between MBA and MSc in Business Management .. I'm talking about career prospects?
and can someone with such degrees from Canada apply for post-study work ?
Many thanks
MBA after Pharmacy in Canada
Posted Dec 30, 2010 19:27
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I'm wondering what's the difference between MBA and MSc in Business Management .. I'm talking about career prospects?
and can someone with such degrees from Canada apply for post-study work ?
Many thanks
and can someone with such degrees from Canada apply for post-study work ?
Many thanks
Posted Jan 10, 2011 10:34
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Master of Business Administration course all about Administration . Msc is about all management.
Master of Business Administration course all about Administration . Msc is about all management.
Posted Feb 11, 2011 18:55
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I would take it one step further:
An MSc is more theoretical, where an MBA is more practical. If your goal is more school (a PhD or a post-doc), then by all means an MSc is good for you. If you want to go to school for two years and hit the ground working, then do an MBA.
Additionally, since it is a more practice-oriented degree, most MBA programs require you to have two years or more of work experience, whereas MScs are less stringent in this area.
There are a lot of good MBA programs in Canada: McGill, Concordia, York, Ivey. Read more on this article on this site:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/391/mba-programs-in-canada-maple-trees-bacon-and-business-schools
I would take it one step further:
An MSc is more theoretical, where an MBA is more practical. If your goal is more school (a PhD or a post-doc), then by all means an MSc is good for you. If you want to go to school for two years and hit the ground working, then do an MBA.
Additionally, since it is a more practice-oriented degree, most MBA programs require you to have two years or more of work experience, whereas MScs are less stringent in this area.
There are a lot of good MBA programs in Canada: McGill, Concordia, York, Ivey. Read more on this article on this site:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/391/mba-programs-in-canada-maple-trees-bacon-and-business-schools
An MSc is more theoretical, where an MBA is more practical. If your goal is more school (a PhD or a post-doc), then by all means an MSc is good for you. If you want to go to school for two years and hit the ground working, then do an MBA.
Additionally, since it is a more practice-oriented degree, most MBA programs require you to have two years or more of work experience, whereas MScs are less stringent in this area.
There are a lot of good MBA programs in Canada: McGill, Concordia, York, Ivey. Read more on this article on this site:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/391/mba-programs-in-canada-maple-trees-bacon-and-business-schools
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