Definition

1. Noun:
   • A master's degree in business: A graduate-level academic degree focused on the study of business administration and management.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • She earned a master in business administration from a prestigious university.
  • The job posting requires candidates to hold a master in business administration or equivalent experience.

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used to denote the qualification itself or a person who holds this degree.
  • His master in business administration gave him a strong foundation in finance.
  • As a master in business administration, she was well-equipped to lead the new division.

Variants and Related Words

• Master of Business Administration (MBA): This is the more common and formal full name for the degree. "Master in business administration" is a descriptive phrase.
  • He is pursuing an MBA at Harvard Business School.

Synonyms

• MBA: The standard acronym.
• Business master's degree: A descriptive synonym.
• Graduate business degree: A broader term that can include this degree.

Notes on Meaning

• The phrase "master in business administration" specifically refers to the degree credential. It is not typically used as a title for a person, unlike "MBA holder" or "MBA graduate." The focus is on the academic qualification in the field of business management.

Noun

1. a master's degree in business