Masters in Administration

Abstract

This paper does not intend to disseminate or promote, nor to compare, the Master's Degrees in Administration offered in schools and other educational institutions, whether public or private. The objective is more fundamental and has to do primarily with highlighting certain problems arising from the differences between the reasons and objectives that lead institutions to offer Master's Degrees and those reasons and objectives that lead professionals to express their willingness to pursue them. The aim, then, is to address—superficially for now—why Master's Degrees in Administration are offered (the supply side) and why Master's Degrees in Administration are offered (the demand side).