It seems that Master's in Management programs are usually focused on general management skills.
Are there any concentrations offered?
Are concentrations offered as part of a Master’s in Management?
Posted Dec 31, 2019
It seems that Master's in Management programs are usually focused on general management skills.
Are there any concentrations offered?
Are there any concentrations offered?
Posted Dec 31, 2019
MiMs are largely general management programs covering the nuts and bolts of business—finance, strategy, marketing, et al. However, most programs will offer students the chance to specialize in a particular industry or function. These are known as “concentrations” though some schools call them “specializations” or “tracks”.
Such courses are offered in a wide array of subjects, including technology, entrepreneurship, social impact, logistics, digital transformation, sustainability, quantitative finance, and so on. They offer students greater depth in niche areas that may help them secure post-graduation employment in those areas.
Such courses are offered in a wide array of subjects, including technology, entrepreneurship, social impact, logistics, digital transformation, sustainability, quantitative finance, and so on. They offer students greater depth in niche areas that may help them secure post-graduation employment in those areas.
MiMs are largely general management programs covering the nuts and bolts of business—finance, strategy, marketing, et al. However, most programs will offer students the chance to specialize in a particular industry or function. These are known as “concentrations” though some schools call them “specializations” or “tracks”.
Such courses are offered in a wide array of subjects, including technology, entrepreneurship, social impact, logistics, digital transformation, sustainability, quantitative finance, and so on. They offer students greater depth in niche areas that may help them secure post-graduation employment in those areas.
Such courses are offered in a wide array of subjects, including technology, entrepreneurship, social impact, logistics, digital transformation, sustainability, quantitative finance, and so on. They offer students greater depth in niche areas that may help them secure post-graduation employment in those areas.
