Quality in an MBA programme: students' perceptions

Ainin Sulaiman · Suhana Mohezar

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Introduction The Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme is one of the most popular qualifications in management education and has become almost a requirement in some business circles. The ability to think analytically and strategically, complemented by leadership skills, quantitative skills and communication skills, are attributes that encourage the corporate sector to hire MBA graduates. The economic incentives and opportunity to boost career development are often cited by students as the most popular reasons why they are interested in pursuing their postgraduate education. This phenomenon has led to an increase in demand for MBA education globally.

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