Ein Kampf: The German struggle with the MBA

Collin Randlesome

European Management Journal, 1993, vol. 11, issue 3, 353-356

Abstract: Germany is resistant to developing business schools and Master of Business Administration degrees. There are several reasons for this including a deep-seated academic tradition. But attitudes are changing; demand for MBA education by students is growing, and large German companies are beginning to employ greater numbers of MBA graduates and to appreciate them. German business schools, on the other hand, still prefer locally established business diplomas.

Date: 1993
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