to get online masters degree in management for person living in Maldives?
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There are many distance learning on line universities these days. I'm not sure which of those is the best. Here is one i found http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-master/business-management-degree.htm
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nhope that helps...
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http://go4onlinedegree.googlepages.com/ looking for Masters,Bachelors, Associate, or PHD/Doctorate degree online.Check http://go4onlinedegree.googlepages.com/  , I hope you will find some useful information
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there are many many universities that give you the opportunity to get a masters degree through distance learning. If MBA is what interests you then search the net based on that. If you are looking for personal experience then I got mine from Columbia Southern University in the USA. They have providers in the Middle East Region, Egypt: Knowledge Academy www.knowledgeacademy.com Feel free to contact them, they are very very helpful.
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Absolutely yes,but my advice is get a job first earn some experience on how the top management works and go for M.B.A.By this way the degree will be completed perfectly.
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yes...I went to this online university which is accredited, so this should help you out.\n\nAmerican InterContinental University Online.\n\nwww.AIUonline.edu
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
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Take up an MBA or Post Graduate course (Part Time/Evening or Correspondence Course). You can do it along with your service. Try Indira Gandhi National Open University or any other good unversity or professional Management Institute. You can improve your career by acquiring management skills by enhancing your professional management qualification.
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Online Resource for Solved Question Papers - Competitionmaster.com\n\nMaster of Business Administration is normally considered to be the basic and ideal post-graduate qualification for taking up a good and rewarding career in management\n\n:> peace
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The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) in Amdavaad [Ahmedabad], Bengaluru [Bangalore], Kolkatha [Calcutta], Kozhikode [Calicut], and Lucknow are the internationally recognised, respected and accepted Institutes of Management in India.\nOnly an IIM can grant you a Master's Degree in Business Management [MBA].\nSeveral Indian universities [many of which are not even known of, abroad !] are now offering 'Post Graduate degrees in Management' [they CANNOT offer MBAs, as only the IIMs legally can]. But their alumni blatantly disregard the rules, and openly claim 'MBA' as their qualification - in the hope that all prospective employers will be unaware of this difference. \nBut, these 'degrees' are purely of 'cosmetic' value - and can only prove helpful, in impressing a semi-literate 'local' businessperson, or dumb prospective in-laws !
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may help.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nthat should help you a bit.
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If you are not opposed to doing it online there is an MBA program at DeVry University.  Check out www.keller.edu
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Sullivan e-Learning is a regionally accredited University that offers an online MBA degree. I'm an admissions officer with them.You can visit the site at www.sullivanelearning.net or call 866-755-7887 and ask for Chrissie
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It's only going to be worth it if the degree is from an accredited university.  There are quite a few established universities that offer online programs (such as an MBA) where you would never have to set foot on campus.  SMU (Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX) offers an online Masters program in Engineering, for example.  California State University in Dominguez Hills offers an online MBA program and I believe California State University in San Bernardino offers an online MPA program.  University of California at Berkely I think also offers a variety of online degrees.  Duke offers an online Masters of Environmental Management.  As far as I can tell, you can work at your own pace, so if you wanted to be enrolled in several different schools at the same time, you could certainly do that.  It just depends on how much time you're willing to devote to your studies.  \nAs for being cost effective, I would say that depends on a number of factors including the school you're thinking about going to.  Some schools charge by the year and you can take as many classes as you want; others charge by the class.  Obviously a "state school (from my examples, the Cal States and the UC)" charges one price if you're a resident of that state and a higher price if you're a "non-resident."  Private schools (Duke and SMU) charge significantly more.  \nI would say it is certainly possible to go through more than one program at a time, but it will be increasingly more difficult to do if you're working.  One program will be difficult enough if you're working.  If you are looking for a Bachelor's program, I would suggest starting at a JC and maybe taking a couple online classes and/or evening classes to see how it fits in with your schedule and lifestyle, and it will be significantly less expensive to get all of your lower division classes out of the way there compared to anywhere else.  From there, I would look at state schools near you (next cheapest) and see if they have programs you're interested in and possibly double major so you wouldn't have to enroll in two schools, which would be incredibly expensive.  If you're looking for an online Master's program, it may not be cost effective to go to one school online for both programs if the school charges by the class.  I have been looking into two different programs I am interested in for my Master's, and one is a private school and charges by the class.  The other is a nearby state school and is significantly cheaper flat fees.  The private school does offer the program that the state school does, but the state school doesn't offer the program that the private school does.  In my case, it would be more cost effective to go to the two different schools, rather than do both programs at the private school.\nHave you thought about applying for financial aid?  If you're over (I believe) the age of 24, you can get significantly more aid to help you pay for your studies.  If you are working, some employers will help pay for tuition and books if the degree would be beneficial to the company in any way.\nGood Luck!
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You may visit this website that is offering distance learning and online study programs for working adults and busy business professionals.\n\nhttp://www.icledu.org\nhttp://www.icledu.org/Degree.html\nhttp://www.icledu.org/Othercourses.html