Business Masters Degrees – Programme Guides
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Business Masters Degrees – Programme Guides

Written by Mark Bennett

Postgraduate courses like the MBA (Master of Business Administration) and MIM (Masters in Management) are designed for experienced business professionals, or aspiring managers.

They combine academic theory and practical training, often with the input of recognised business leaders and industry experts.

You can find guides to both qualifications here, or begin your search for a Masters in Business.

The Masters of Business Administration (MBA) Degree – A Guide

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree is an elite postgraduate qualification that provides business professionals with leadership and management skills.

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Masters in Management (MiM) – A Guide

The Masters in Management (MiM) is a postgrad business degree, also known as an MSc in Management. They don't normally require professional experience, unlike MBAs.

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MBA Funding – A Guide

What kind of funding can you get for an MBA? Learn about student loans, employer support and more for Business Administration students.

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What Can I Do With a Masters in Business Management?

Find out what skills and jobs you could get with a Masters in Business Management, as well as average salaries.

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The Best Universities for Business & Management in Ireland (2024)

Looking for the best universities for Business & Management in Ireland? Compare ranking tables from top sources here, along with their methodologies.

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Mark Bennett

Mark joined FindAMasters to develop our first ever advice articles in 2013 and now serves as our Director of Audience & Editorial, making sure our websites and information are as useful as possible for people thinking about Masters and PhD study. He has a PhD in English Literature from the University of Sheffield, as well as Bachelors and Masters degrees from the University of Kent and the University of South Wales.


Last updated: 09 March 2021