Your MBA with Distinction

Developing a systemtic approach to succeeding in your business degree

Caroline Gatrell, Sharon Turnbull

272 pages, parution le 13/11/2002

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"This is an excellent, practical guide to achieving the knowledge and development which a good MBA can provide. If you want to make the serious investment of both time and money that an MBA entails worthwhile, this is the book for you."
Professor Stephen Watson, Principal, Henley Management College, Chair, Association of Business Schools

"This book is a highly practical guide for busy MBA students, which can help them make effective use of scarce time without sacrificing the quality of their work. The authors have the advantage of having studied successfully for their own NBAs before becoming MBA tutors and examiners. The book truly benefits from their ability to see what the world looks like on both sides of the MBA fence - it should be on every new MBA student's reading list."
Professor Rosemary Deem BA Hons Social Sciences, MPhil, PhD, Director of Teaching and Learning, The Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol

You're ambitious; you want to succeed and to get the best out of your MBA studies.

At first it may seem as though 'excellence' is a concept available only to the brilliant or very lucky, and that achieving distinction is an elusive prize. So, what is the 'secret of success' in your MBA? How do you take control of your learning, make the best of your MBA experience and achieve the results you want?

The key lies in understanding how the process works. Your MBA with Distinction does that by providing you with a systematic approach for managing your learning experience effectively. Formerly MBA students, and now MBA teachers, the authors are in the unique position of having insights from both perspectives; offering insider tips from their own studies and techniques based on their real-life teaching methods.

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Introduction to the book

A systematic approach for managing the learning experience
- Study skills
- Sharing knowledge and being supervised/tutored
- Getting through the difficult times
- Making the most of classroom learning
- Learning at a distance - making the most of
- distance-and e-learning
- Choosing electives

A systematic approach for managing your coursework
- Working on case studies
- Applying theory to real-world problems- projects and
- field studies
- How to write a good assignment
- Making a successful presentation
- How to pass your exams
- How to manage and write your dissertation

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Éditeur(s)	Prentice Hall
Auteur(s)	Caroline Gatrell, Sharon Turnbull
Parution	13/11/2002
Nb. de pages	272
Format	15,5 x 23,2
Couverture	Broché
Poids	473g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780273656678
ISBN13	978-0-273-65667-8