MSc / MS in Management, not MBA. Where?

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<p>Hi all,</p>

<p>At the moment I am orientating for a graduate study in the US within the businessfield. During my study I owned a company (after graduation of my bachelor 5-6 years of 'part-time' workexperience and 1 year fulltime workexperience (internships).</p>

<p>My passion is strategic management/entrepreneurship/marketing. Do you know which universities offer a MS or MSc programme within this field? The reason why I don't want to go for an MBA is the number of desired post-graduation years of workexperience.</p>

<p>Budget isn't playing a role, so the university can be both public and private. The only two universities offering (what I found) are: Babson College (Global entrepreneurship programme) and Stanford (MS of Management Engineering) </p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>[Top</a> 25 Graduate Entrepreneurial Colleges for 2009 - Entrepreneur.com](<a href=“Top colleges and business schools for entrepreneurs.”>Top colleges and business schools for entrepreneurs.)</p>

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<p>[Entrepreneurship</a> at UF - Finance, Insurance & Real Estate - Warrington College of Business Administration](<a href=“Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Department | UF Warrington”>Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Department | UF Warrington)</p>

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<p>Thanks guys. Do you know more of these programs in the US? It’s not necessairy combined with Entrepreneurship, I’m considering the Marketingtrack also.</p>

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<p>Does anyone know more higher ranking MSc programmes in Marketing/Management?</p>

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<p>Why not do an MBA after 2-3 years of WE ?
Owning a company certainly is a WE.Why not apply and see if you get in ?Alternatively, you can apply to Business schools that require no (or very little) experience ?</p>