Why did you choose LSC Malta?
While exploring new career opportunities that would allow me to advance my career, I realized that it is important to improve my employability skills. After completing prior courses, a Master of Business Administration was the next logical step. As a full-time employee, married, and a mother of two then-teenagers, LSC’s Master of Business Administration course on a part-time basis was the ideal choice.
The modules provided a diverse range of options, and the fact that the course had elective modules made it even more appealing to me as someone who wanted to learn more about the marketing side of a business.
How has the MBA helped you in your career?
This MBA helped me develop leadership abilities and provide insight into management strategy, in addition to meeting new friends and expanding my network.
I admit it, it was a challenge! But this MBA helped me focus more on my career, be more disciplined with my time, and believe in myself more. It gave me the opportunity to learn about the most recent business trends and to apply management methods that I can use at my workplace.
Have you applied any new learnt skills to your professional life?
Yes I can confirm that this MBA has also helped me to acquire new skills and improve others. As a result of this MBA I improved my professional writing skills, and am able to prioritize and manage tasks better in order to meet deadlines.
Would you recommend this programme to others?
Yes I would definitely recommend this programme. LSC’s MBA programme is a convenient and an effective programme for anyone who wants to advance in their job or perhaps establish their own business. This programme assists managers and aspiring managers in gaining new skills, improving their educational backgrounds, and expanding their professional opportunities.
Most importantly, I would want to emphasize that it is never too late to study, meet new people, and learn about other sectors, regardless of one’s age. As Benjamin Franklin says “an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”