Hi folks,
I have been following various posts from all of you regarding the MBA. I too was planning for an MBA. But I have some problem in selecting my specialization
I completed my engineering in electrical and electronics and was working as HR executive for nearly 32 months. Later I shifted my profession back to engineering and was working as electrical design engineer during the recession period.
Now I am interested to do MBA. I am confused which specialization I should look into. In my mind I have HR and project management.
I would appreciate your thoughts that would enlighten my MBA pathway. Please share your valuable advice.
Regards,
Martin
MBA Specialization
Posted Dec 15, 2010 15:26
I have been following various posts from all of you regarding the MBA. I too was planning for an MBA. But I have some problem in selecting my specialization
I completed my engineering in electrical and electronics and was working as HR executive for nearly 32 months. Later I shifted my profession back to engineering and was working as electrical design engineer during the recession period.
Now I am interested to do MBA. I am confused which specialization I should look into. In my mind I have HR and project management.
I would appreciate your thoughts that would enlighten my MBA pathway. Please share your valuable advice.
Regards,
Martin
Posted Dec 15, 2010 23:55
Hi Martin,
I think MBA general with specialization in PM would be a better option for you as MBA general will keep your doors open for all fields i.e. Finance, HR, General Management, International Business etc and by doing specialization in PM would help you in finding opportunities specifically in Project Management Area.
Since its a time of recession therefore i would suggest that you should keep your doors open for all areas of management.
While selecting a B-School, do look for the electives offered by the school. Some of the top b-schools do offer wide range of electives to choose from.
I think MBA general with specialization in PM would be a better option for you as MBA general will keep your doors open for all fields i.e. Finance, HR, General Management, International Business etc and by doing specialization in PM would help you in finding opportunities specifically in Project Management Area.
Since its a time of recession therefore i would suggest that you should keep your doors open for all areas of management.
While selecting a B-School, do look for the electives offered by the school. Some of the top b-schools do offer wide range of electives to choose from.
Posted Dec 18, 2010 11:11
Thanks alot mamit...and appreciate ur time spent....
so Mamit u mean to say that it is better to take MBA general so that we can push myself to many doors..
MBA in project management is the second option...
am i right Mamit? once again thanks dude...
so Mamit u mean to say that it is better to take MBA general so that we can push myself to many doors..
MBA in project management is the second option...
am i right Mamit? once again thanks dude...
Posted Dec 18, 2010 16:09
yes... but you can opt for Major/Specialization in PM
Posted Dec 18, 2010 19:22
Hi Mamit,
even I have a similar confusion, i do not have any experience related to HR but very much interested in that area, I have experience only in IT(2.6 yrs). would this exp suffice?Do these schools expect a GMAT score?
Request you to throw some light on the following universities:
Strathclyde
Bradford
even I have a similar confusion, i do not have any experience related to HR but very much interested in that area, I have experience only in IT(2.6 yrs). would this exp suffice?Do these schools expect a GMAT score?
Request you to throw some light on the following universities:
Strathclyde
Bradford
Posted Dec 18, 2010 20:48
how much experience will you have by july 2011
Posted Dec 19, 2010 08:07
I will be having 3.1yrs exp in July 2011.
Posted Dec 19, 2010 14:47
Hi thanks for the reply. will you be able to email me your CV at [email protected] so that i will be able to suggest you the best possible universities as per your profile. and with proper 3.1 years of experience it could be difficult however if you want being an alumini of Bradford univ i can give a try, getting you through Bradford.
Posted Jan 01, 2011 09:33
Thanks mate for sharing your thoughts...... i wish you both a very happy and prosperous new year!!!!!
Mamit,
Do you have any idea of the scope after completing the Project management (MBA) . Please find time to reply even if you are busy.
Regards,
Martin
Mamit,
Do you have any idea of the scope after completing the Project management (MBA) . Please find time to reply even if you are busy.
Regards,
Martin
Posted Jan 06, 2011 17:59
Thanks mate for sharing your thoughts...... i wish you both a very happy and prosperous new year!!!!!
Mamit,
Do you have any idea of the scope after completing the Project management (MBA) . Please find time to reply even if you are busy.
Regards,
Martin
Yes if you have some prior experience, however i will still recommend you to opt for Gereral MBA with some modules of Project Management, as it will keep all your doors open.
Mamit,
Do you have any idea of the scope after completing the Project management (MBA) . Please find time to reply even if you are busy.
Regards,
Martin</blockquote>
Yes if you have some prior experience, however i will still recommend you to opt for Gereral MBA with some modules of Project Management, as it will keep all your doors open.
Posted Jan 06, 2011 18:42
Think I would agree with doing the general MBA in this case (though sometimes it makes sense to specialize). I'm just not sure what a project management specialization could do for you down the road.
Posted Jan 06, 2011 18:47
If you do certification courses in PM in addition to your MBA, i believe that would suffice and will give you preference over others who did specialization in PM.
like prince 2 etc
like prince 2 etc
Posted Jan 08, 2011 07:29
Thanks Bro. for your reply. Will post you if i come across any more suggestions from your side.
have a good Day
have a good Day
Posted Jan 13, 2011 01:00
Thanks Bro. for your reply. Will post you if i come across any more suggestions from your side.
have a good Day
all the best !!!
have a good Day</blockquote>
all the best !!!
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