jump management eh? u mean higher position?

Corporate management, business management, how to be a good and effective manager (including managing people). And business skills as well as mindset.

ic.. heard that studying MBA in nottingham also very good right?

Not quite sure about the exacts but should be reputable considering it's a full fledge campus with no difference in certification as in the UK

By the way there is already an MBA thread here in LYN, which is quite active.

yeah.. i know that thread but just starting here with the question though. i got one friend studying in nottingham at semenyih there. i wonder how much is the MBA course around there.

Here's the price list http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Students/Admi...0Nationals.aspx

Here's the programme info http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Faculties/Soc.../Pages/MBA.aspx

thanks. will look into that but i didnt see any requirements to enter to study for the MBA course?

No it isn't. it is a advantage but not a necessity yet. also the abundance rendered it pretty common stuff now, so a good quality qualification from well-known school is more important from a MBA from a so-so school.

MBA is easy
consider MSc .. value better

Corporate management, business management, how to be a good and effective manager (including managing people). And business skills as well as mindset.

Management is not an "absolute" qualification.
The syllabus itself its pretty much about how you apply your knowledge based on what you learn. In my business paper, my lecturer (also a MBA professor) told me this. You can have zero knowledge about management but you can still get through it with your own reasoning & experience.
Most of it are real life case studies so practical experience can also be used as opposed to academic theory.
Most of the theory also comes from research by professors like Henry Fayol, Mintzberg, Kotler, Johnson & Scholes,.....

I think MBA is very relevant for those :
1) Already working
2) Already have a core / specialised degree (which will create a synergy with MBA)
3) Are being / going to be / have been promoted into managerial position

Fresh grads should never apply for MBA unless they are going to setup their own biz or their parent practically owns the company (family based biz).

You don't need an MBA for that. Nor do people with MBA means they'll get promoted as managers.
You don't need an MBA to venture into business either 

everything can be learn from books without spending a fortune just for an MBA.

Consider the costs of taking up an MBA, then calculate how long it will take you to ROI. It isn't worth it actually, considering that it doesn't guarantee you higher pay nor position.

learn by book and no need to go for MBA? so what you mean is that MBA is useless?

Here's the price list http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Students/Admi...0Nationals.aspx

Here's the programme info http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Faculties/Soc.../Pages/MBA.aspx

Requirements for Admission to the MBA Programme

Qualifications

Applicants must normally be graduates of an approved University holding at least a second class honours degree or a relevant professional qualification considered equivalent to a first degree with honours.

Work Experience

Applicants are expected to have three or more years of full time management or leadership work experience, normally gained since graduating from their first degree.

English Language Requirements

Either

    An International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of at least 7.0, with a minimum score of at least 6.0 in each of the four individual elements of the test

Or

    A Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

          o A score of at least 600 with a Test of Written English (TWE) score of at least 5.0, or
          o Computerised test equivalent of 250 with a TWE of 5.0, or
          o TOEFL Internet Requirements 100 with 21 in all elements;

    together with a Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) of at least 600 with an Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) score of at least 5.0.

Sometimes applicants with a low IELTS or TOEFL score may be made an offer which is conditional on attending and passing a preparation course at the University's Centre for English Language Education at the required standard.

Please note that the information contained in this page is subject to change and may be modified from time to time.
   

im planning for a part time MBA too while taking my ACCA.

Do you guys know how much does SEGI or Notingham's MBA cost??

Thanks