The MBA (Masters of Business Administration) is a generalist qualification, designed to widen the horizons of business professionals. It takes into account all the major functions and practises of a business, including:
- Production and marketing of goods and services.
- Finance procedures.
- The economic and legal environment and the social framework.
- Accounting, quantitative methods and management information systems.
- Human resource development at both the personal and collective level.
The MBA is the world’s most popular postgraduate degree. Each year around 90,000 MBAs graduate in the US and around 10,000 in the UK. So what do all these MBA students learn? Here’s a typical list of subjects:
