The most in-demand and the most popular MBA Specializations

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Question of the Day ⚡What is a specialization that you would be interest in? Let me know! 👇

[@Jason-sr2xf]

Product management

[@adrianbruno-mba]

@@Jason-sr2xf Good choice Jason! 🙂

[@abdulwahidsekyere8609]

Business Analytics

[@lionace1625]

Extremely helpful!

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thank you, Jay!

[@DataPastor]

Wow. You are one of the few youtubers who really understand what marketing really is. Well done.

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thank you DataPastor. I will take that compliment! 🙂

[@simonn6746]

Well done video - deserves more views! Question: you listed 1-2 colleges/institutions for each specialization, but would you be able to provide a more comprehensive list of MBA programs that are renowned for certain specializations (i.e. Finance - Wharton, Harvard, etc., Marketing: Kellogg, Booth, etc.) or perhaps even do a video on it (& subtle differences, geography-wise, etc)? Would be especially helpful since rankings always change, but there may be some common patterns among employers in terms of where they recruit for certain specializations. Thanks, & keep up the quality content!

[@simonn6746]

& perhaps include common misconceptions and/or great up-&-coming programs that may not be on a lot of people's radars...just a thought though!

[@adrianbruno-mba]

@@simonn6746 Hi Simon. Thank you for your question and idea. I will definitely make a video about this! ;-)

[@lionace1625]

What are your thoughts on executive coaching and leadership majors?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Executive Coaching classes are not really part of traditional MBA programs. Leadership slightly more though, but you rarely find distinct concentrations around Leadership. You will find Leadership classes and maybe some advanced classes baked into other concentrations. If this is what you are looking for, you should definitely check out Executive MBA (EMBA) programs

[@lionace1625]

@@adrianbruno-mba thank you for the timely response and explanation!

[@marinashahbazyan2788]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thank you, Marina!

[@insidejohn6422]

Thank you for all you do

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thank you John!

[@pixyybm]

Hi Adrian. Thanks for this insightful video. I found your channel today and am going through your videos. Can you please do a deep dive into the International Business Specialization please? Which schools should be the top options? What career opportunities look like? How does the choice of geography matter? Typical ROI, in comparison with other specialisations?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Hi Bhavya and thanks a lot. I will try to do this in the next couple of weeks. Still have a huge backlog of videos to edit. Bear with me please 😉

[@pixyybm]

@@adrianbruno-mba thank you so much. Looking forward

[@ShivamGupta-sr9zf]

Hey, which of these specifications is the safest option in terms of job demand after graduation?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thanks for the comment Shivam. If you want to be an employee, go with General Management to be a generalist. Go with Business Analytics if you like to crunch numbers.

[@ShivamGupta-sr9zf]

@@adrianbruno-mba thanks

[@spikex883]

Analytics or project management

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Good choice spikex! 😀

[@bitxh7424]

I was conflicted between finance and business analytics, comparing the salary, job growth, opportunities and being future proof (something that can't be taken over by AI). I'm really trying to research as much as possible but I'm still stuck at square 1. Could you share your opinion and suggestions?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Both are great options. I don't think you would end up in a profession that will be replaced by AI/ computers with either of those two. If I were you, I would choose the one specialization that interests you the most.

[@sofianesofiane212]

What about mba project management , every change is a project , every evolution or developpement is a project , i guess that it's most demanded mba

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Definitely worth looking into!

[@forbes4007]

Is it possible to specialize in more than 1 field?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

You can. It depends on the school. If not, you can always gain more knowledge by selecting the Electives that interest you the most. Alternatively, you can consider a Masters in the specialization of your choice.

[@forbes4007]

@@adrianbruno-mba Thanks for the speedy response! I am considering a part-time MBA, does that change what I can and cannot specialize in? New to the channel

[@adrianbruno-mba]

@@forbes4007 That does not change the situation. Part-time won't affect that. But again, it all depends on the school you are targeting

[@shubhshinde4438]

"Does business analytics really work in the finance and marketing fields?"

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Hi. It literally works everywhere these days!

[@shubhshinde4438]

@adrianbruno-mba well thank you so much for the video and reply. Can you please let me know that business analytics is considerable for people having their own business?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

@@shubhshinde4438 Thanks. It can definitely help you make the right business decisions. Helpful for literally anything business-related!