I just wanted to know what kind of differences I can expect in the curriculum between the two types of degrees. I plan to apply to all 3. In terms of the schools, LBS and Duke are well renowned whereas Rotman is not quite up to their mark in comparisons of their MBA. I will have 1 year of paid internship experience when I apply. I am currently in undergrad med school. My future goals are to run hospitals in India along side with current family businesses.

Anyone?


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Hey Aman,

If your goal is to run a hospital, then M.P.H. (Masters of Public Health) will better fir your career plan rather than a MiM. The purpose of MiM is to provide a fundamental understanding of business fields such as in Operations, Marketing etc. and would not give you a special insight into hospital management. However, if you are looking for a program which will complement your medical background and give you an overview of different aspects of management, then MiM is the program for you.

Now regarding the schools -

First of all, you will not be eligible for the Rotman MBA program with just 1 year of work experience. You would need at least 3-4 years of work experience to be qualified for admission requirement for any top business school.

In LBS, you will have to complete core courses and then choose a specialization in the later semesters. You will also get to choose electives. Duke’s program is more rigid when it comes to the choice of subjects.

If you have made up your mind do a MiM program, and if you need more advice regarding the programs, their requirements, what they have to offer etc. you can fill up our free profile evaluation here: https://mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
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