This programme Mastering Business Administration (MBA) created and delivered by faculty at the International School of Management (ISM) London as a bespoke executive development training course is a continuous learning and management development process, not a product, for professionals across different disciplines, cadres or levels and specializations but it requires some professional experience and limited exposures to maximize its benefits. However, the modules and learning outcomes of the MBA are similar to that of a professional Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree.
In the current age of increasing emphasis on knowledge and talents; when markets and people are more interested in the ability to demonstrate know-how and practical capacity than the number of paper certificates and their classes, Mastering Business Administration (MBA) is the contemporary short time yet scalable learning and development solution for those who require both the experience and certificate of proficiency in business development, management and general administration.
| Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|
| Face-to-Face | February 12-16, 2024 | 1 week |
Based on its practical, action-based and experiential adult learning design, it is the ideal alternative for those professionals with little or no knowledge of management education or experience in professional management, business administration or organizational growth and development.
Learning outcomes
The MBA also serves as a refresher course for those who already earned or were unable to complete their academic degrees or those with experiences in business administration or related fields but need to update their knowledge and experiences based on the most recent research and professional practices in management and administration.
This course is necessary for most business owners and more so for those forward-looking individuals who want to become their own bosses. More than the certificate alone, the ultimate benefit is the actionable learning experience and the various exchanges amongst delegates and between delegates and faculty as offered by the programme design and delivery methodology.
