Financial Risk Management is the process of identifying risks, analysing them and making investment decisions based on either accepting, or mitigating them. These can be quantitative or qualitative risks, and it is the job of a Finance manger to use …
Financial Analysis enables an organisation – regardless of its size or industry – to predict future outcomes against their current goals and strategies. Financial insights into efficiency measures, operational KPI’s, product, service or customer profitability, enable businesses to augment revenues …
An MBA and an MSc are both masters-level management degree programs and a necessary academic requirement before pursuing a PhD or a DBA Business Doctorate Degree. In the United Kingdom an MBA and an MSc are considered to be a …
An MBA Top up degree, also known as a Diploma to Degree, allows professionals to finish the last 60 credits of a Master of Business Administration, thereby earning a full MBA at the completion of the course. Quite often individuals …
All Organisations across industries such as education, construction, healthcare and even manufacturing have project management departments that manage and execute both small and large scale projects. A project manager is required to understand the aims of the project, the resources …
One of the fastest growing study modes in the world is distance learning and online learning. Despite this, there is still considerable uncertainty and misconceptions about this approach of study, especially at the Masters Degree level and even more so …
Choosing to study an MBA or Masters degree is an excellent decision to advance your career. In most organisations, senior management roles or promotions are often tied to a higher education degree such as an MBA or a Masters, as …
Business professionals across the world are offered a wide range of degree programmes related to the field of business, such as marketing, finance, human resources and management. Although there are different programmes specialising in different fields, the most prestigious of …
An interesting aspect of an MBA interview is that it often mimics a job interview, because the objective of both are to assess the suitability of a candidate based on their background, education and work experience. In fact, a lot …