Hi,

There several differences between an MBA (Master of Business Administration) and MBM (Master of Business in Management).

They’re both graduate-level programs and are targeted at people working in the private sector who want to be considered for higher-paying managerial jobs after they graduate. However, the MBA is much more well known and is targeted to people who already have at least two years of experience in their chosen field.

The MBM — also known as a MIM or Master in Management — is a graduate-level degree that offers management courses to students who have just graduated from an undergraduate program. Typically, students do not have to have completed a management undergraduate program in order to study for an MBM. This degree has been  for many years and has recently started becoming more popular in North America.

Graduates earn 20 percent more on average than their peers who have just as much work experience but didn’t earn an MBA degree. An MBA degree also gives graduates a leg up for promotions and career advancement into leadership roles as companies prize the leadership, analytical, and communication skills taught in an MBA program. Attending an MBA program is also a great way for people to boost their network connections since they’re exposed to different companies through case studies, internships, and networking events. Through these opportunities, students can make high-level connections in their industry.

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