EMBA is a special form of MBA degree education, and the differences between them are mainly manifested in the following aspects:

Differences in entrance examinations

In foreign countries, students who want to study MBA need to take the GMAT entrance examination, but only 765,438+0% of schools studying EMBA require GMAT scores, with an average score of 530, while overseas students only need TOEFL scores of 550. However, this does not mean that EMBA admission is easy. Schools pay more attention to students' work experience, work ability, expert recommendation letters and interview results.

Different teaching modes

There are also great differences between the two in teaching mode. MBA mostly adopts the mode of "teaching+case analysis+team discussion", while EMBA pays more attention to the combination of courses and students' practical experience on the basis of inspiration, so it is more suitable for senior managers who are actually fighting in shopping malls.

Compared with MBA and EMBA, EDP is more targeted and flexible.

EDP emphasizes lifelong learning, which is more flexible and targeted than MBA and EMBA.