If i want to study business management what should i do?
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it's my minor hehhehee\n\nyou should contact any local schools and ask them for more information, of-course they going tell great stuff :).. \nyou need to do i get a ideal of what class you will be taking for the major, so look on all the require class and such. If you think u can learn them or able to learn them then you go around and find school that meets your time and budget.\n\n if you going for a full-time student going a university is better than 2year school but 2 years offer class that works around your job so that why half time continuing eduction students takes it. \n\nwhat you have to focus is in these area:\n-Economics\n-accountant\n-Managment (usally know more of a Information technology version which means that most of the stuff will be handle in computers)\n-Database\n-A little knowledge in computer programing.\n\nMy sister is also thinking going to school and she thinking about Business Management or Management Infromation Systems
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Learn about project managment. It helps with all of the other parts of IT i.e. Business analysis, process mapping etc. It will also help you move in to management if you so wish. Wish I had learned about it sooner. Good luck.
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What you do is quite simply.  Go to a University like me and get a degree in Business Marketing!
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To start with, an interview. . . you will need a degree of some kind for most jobs, and business touches every field (even a painter or a poet needs to understand money and accounting if they want a successful business, and non-profits still need proper administration to stay "in business").\n\nDepending on your experiences, it could open the doors to many jobs, and would also help you if you start your own business. Just make sure to do an internship/co-op or volunteer in an area you enjoy, so that you can set yourself apart from the generic business major.  Adding a major or minor in an unrelated field, especially a language, might also be a great way to "diversify your portfolio".
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A degree in business administration provides an endless array of employment and educational possibilities.  Some business administration students go on to pursue graduate degrees such as an MBA (master in business administration).  Popular entry level jobs include the career areas of marketing, management, retailing, insurance, advertising and public relations.  Good luck!
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why not do both?  business is a facilitator.  science is a mechanism.  You know what I mean?  Get an MBA and a PhD.  With that combination, you will be very successful and your career path will reveal itself to you.  dont be afraid of the 10 years you will need to complete this tract.  It will be well worth it and you will be able to make your investment back in no time.
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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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First of all, studying anything is good. Getting your MBA is great, but, A LOT of people have an MBA. and A LOT of people are currently gettting their MBA. You might find it hard to find a job once you graduate because so many other people will have the same degree as you. Maybe get a little more specific with your major. If you want to open your own business, find a school that has an entrepreneurship major, etc.
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Choose something you're interested in.  I made the mistake of choosing business because it seemed like a good way to make money even though I dont enjoy business.\n\nNeedless to say I quit my business job and am now going on to graduate school to study public policy, which I'm actually interested in.
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(m)\n\nIn a general context, a business manager directs or plans the work of others in order to run a business efficiently. He or she should have a working knowledge of the following areas, and may be a specialist in one or more: sales, marketing, and public relations; research, operations analysis, data processing, mathematics, statistics, and economics; production; finance; accounting, auditing, tax, and budgeting; purchasing; and personnel. Other technical areas in which a business manager may have expertise are law, science, or engineering.
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If you have an MBA, you should stop studying and start applying your knowledge. The rough-and-tumble of business life will teach you things school never will. \nIf you REALLY want to study more, go for a PhD in Economics.
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You could do MBA if u are interested in management studies.You could also do MIB which  enables u to get job in international concerns.
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you can do bcom along with c.a(chartered accountant)  or c.f.a(chartered financial analyst),c.s(compant secretaryship),i.c.w.a(cost and work accounting).\nyou can do LLB\nyou have the option of doing mba after bms or bcom\nu can also go for hotel management
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Engineering and management.  That's what I do.  And try to take courses in business and project management and systems architecture.  These are some of the things that companies are looking for.  They will make you more marketable and increase your earning ability.
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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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You have two options that I can see.\n\nYou can pick up a bachelors degree in business in management or a related field and then use that to get you some interviews for entry level positions.\n\n-OR-\n\nJump right into the job market and excel.  Many of the business managers I’ve spoken too actually started in sales and were promoted into managerial positions after proving themselves. That being said many of them advised me to stick it out in school because it makes everything easier for you down the road.\n\nRegards,\nArmus
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There willl be some managements authors who have studies some org in past....get to nearest MBA college get into their liabrary. Also sometimes government has some primary data, u can find it there.\nAlso try  business magazines