With a Master's degree, you invest in the depth and breadth of your academic knowledge. Especially if you already have a Bachelor's degree in business administration, this is remarkably interesting. Above all, you can also do the Master's at CBS while working. MBA, the Master of Business Administration, on the other hand, is full-time - condensed into one year - and also and especially intended for people who do not have a business administration background. If, for example, you have a degree in engineering or law, but you also see your future in corporate management and are looking towards a position on the board of directors, an MBA would be the right choice for you. Ambition, discipline, and the ability to work under pressure are absolutely essential. An MBA brings you to an exceptionally good level of knowledge in economics, but there are no specialisations as in a normal business administration Master's degree. So, if your undergraduate degree in business was completed some time ago or you only touched on business topics in passing during your studies, an MBA can be the better choice - for example, if you have earned a year's break from your job via a sabbatical or you have been released on full pay for the remaining term of your contract.