Are administration and business courses considered training or degree courses for a MBA?
23 Jun 2026 · Answered by Pallavi Attri · 1 min read
Administration and business courses are usually considered degree programs, not just training.
These programs, like BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) or MBA (Master of Business Administration), provide comprehensive education in business, management, and organizational skills, and lead to formal degrees.
In contrast, training programs are shorter and focus on specific practical skills but do not result in a degree. Degree programs offer broader, in-depth learning and are recognized academic qualifications.
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