What parallel courses can I pursue with an MBA Innovation Management / Entrepreneurship for better career prospects?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

You can go for technical courses to add value to your resume. To be more efficient, you can go for PMP certification, Six Sigma certification, R course, Python, Advanced Excel, Edx, Google analytics, Front Office Management and Inventory Management. PMP certification can be done with the experience of 3 years or more. So, you need to have a preparatory course of PMP to take the exam. Better go for google analytics, digital marketing, supply chain management course, operation management, family business management, gender differences in entrepreneurship, law and entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial research, laws of electronic businesses, Diploma in business proficiency, leadership study, Diploma in Consumer behavior, Diploma in stress management, data analytics, cloud storage concepts, product promotion concepts, etc.

manpreet 2 years ago

There are lot of advantages in doing parallel courses. The parallel courses along with MBA in innovation/ entrepreneurship are as follows: 1. Affiliate Marketing 2. Search Engine Optimization 3. Online Marketing 4. E-Marketing 5. E-Commerce Marketing 6. Retail Management 7. Diploma in business proficiency 8. Leadership study 9. Diploma in Consumer behavior 10. Diploma in stress management 11. Data analytics 12. Cloud storage concepts 13. Product promotion concepts Along with the above courses, if you do advance excel course and full digital marketing course it can help you in future. Business has changed its way of business due to the IT development in our country. The course structure of business management is designed in various ways in various campuses. The above-mentioned courses will definitely help you earn more knowledge and skills.

manpreet 2 years ago

Entrepreneurship would be a better career prospect along with MBA depending upon if you have an innovative idea for any startup related to your field of interest that you are pursing in MBA or may be other than that. Talking about Innovation management, if you have good innovative skills to introduce new plans, procedures or ideas for the company related to their external or internal opportunities you can go for it too. Both have their own ample scope. I would suggest you to go in the field of interest you want to be in and excel in that filed as much as you can.