Diplomatic affairs is one field of choice for recent MBA grads. For many new graduates, an international career with the State Department can be thrilling and rewarding too. Each year, the State Department administers the Foreign Services Officer test that must be taken before going any further with the recruitment process. New officers must then be assigned to a location and serve for a specific period of time as designated.
A Ph.D., or Doctorate, might be the next step for those with an MBA. A doctorate is sometimes required for certain area of business such as an economist. A Ph.D. usually takes another 4 to 6 years of education. A Ph.D. will often teach at colleges and universities.
Going back to school for a certificate in education to teach secondary high school or college might be an avenue that an MBA graduate could take. Often a certificate in teaching requires a certain amount of hours in a specialty field, in this case business, which would already be covered by the master's degree, and a certain amount of semester hours in education.
Perhaps you returned to college to get an MBA after working several years for the same company. If you have grown tired of not being your own boss, then consider starting your own business. There are many tools and resources available to help you get your business up and running. Visit your local library, or go online, to find about about any upcoming lectures or classes that guide budding entrepreneurs on starting their own business.