MSM versus MBA: a Comparison
Globe University offers three master's degrees that prepare students for organizational leadership and entrepreneurship. The programs include elective emphases that focus on management in specific sectors:
The following article provides a brief comparison of the MSM and MBA degree programs. If you have any questions, please contact a representative for more information.
Practicum experiences: Both programs focus on practical applications, and conclude with a 25-week practicum, the MSM student preparing a business project for an existing organization, and the MBA student choosing between a business project and an entrepreneurial business plan.
Specific or general studies: The MBA and MSM programs both offer emphases that focus on specific business sectors. The MBA also allows a student to customize the program, selecting electives from certain categories.
Admission: Graduate admission decisions are made on the basis of several variables and an interview with the dean of graduate studies or the dean's representative. An applicant for the MSM program will typically have experience or previous training in the area of emphasis. The MBA program is appropriate for all students preparing for advancement or business ownership.
Please feel free to call 1-877-303-6060 to discuss either program in light of your personal goals.
Features shared by the MSM and MBA programs
The Master of Science in Management and Master of Business Administration programs have the following features in common:
- An emphasis on practical application of theories of management
- Offered online and at various campus locations
- Year-round classes for an accelerated (18-month) program option
- Year-round admission to the program
- Designed to accommodate working professionals
- Specific advantages for international students
- Credit for experience that meets course objectives (please ask for information on the application process)
If you would like more information, or a free, no-obligation career planning session, please contact admissions and a representative will be happy to help.