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| Question (Total Replies: 5) | Friday, June 15 2012 |
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farah naz (Student)
Masters Degree
BBA
sukkur
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please guide me that which field should i choose as i have done BBA????
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| aadil (Career Advisor), London | Friday, June 15 2012 |
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Hi farah,
Hope this finds you well. These days a Masters is not just an asset but a necessity. Better and more qualifications are the best ‘letter of recommendation’ you can put on the job market. Therefore, gaining a postgraduate degree is a win-win move, as long as you know which programme will best meet your needs and aspirations. If you are set on a career in business management, there are two obvious choices you can make: a Masters in Management (MIM) or an MBA. These two might look like mirror images of each other, yet there are essential differences between them which you must consider before plunging back into the world of practically-oriented academia. To elaborate it further, the MBA continues to be the most sought-after degree in the world - and for good reason. It offers you a truly international experience. MBA candidates can work and study in different parts of the world and most of the top MBA programmes either have campuses scattered around the globe or work in partnership with other elite institutions to offer their students a variety of exchange programmes. The MIM, on the other hand, is a great deal more regionally based. The MIM degree is becoming more internationalised and in recent years a number of universities have started offering it in English. With an MIM location matters – if you want to start your career in a less crisis-prone part of the world, it is best to pick a university within that region. MBAs are not so location-dependent, especially with the new trend of campus rotation.
In relation to the above said both degrees will increase your chances of landing the job you dream of, provided that you know exactly where you are headed. An MIM graduate should not expect to find a managerial position upon walking out of the university gates. MIM students lack the c.v. of their MBA counterparts. Their work experience is limited, and they should be content to apply for a satisfactory entry position rather than ‘aim high’ for a managerial job. MBA graduates on the other hand are considered ‘experienced hires’, since they have been in business for several years prior to their MBA degree and as such, they are more or less entitled to apply for a leadership or management position.
Now the choice is yours. I hope this will contribute a bit in choosing your field :) Best of luck
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| Muhammad Shahid (General User), Rahimyar Khan | Monday, June 18 2012 |
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Dear Farha,
I am happy to know that You have done BBA. I am suggest you you should be now apply for Master Degress as MBA. I think this is very useful for you because you have done BBA. Okay
M. Shahid 923067654407, 923126875840
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