Thanks for the replies everyone! To be honest in terms of Project Management, I'm pretty well covered. I have Six Sigma (green belt), am a Prince2 Practitioner, have a Cert IV in PMBOK and I'm doing my Practitioner level in MSP now, already having achieved the Foundation level accreditation. This is what I mean by 'well qualified'. In terms of Project Management, I have more than most.

I guess the idea of the MBA came up because my company normally would not hire anyone without a degree, minimum. Yet here I am. I got in for a whole bunch of other reasons that they saw fit to make an exception for, but it has made me wonder how many things I may not be getting a look in for without a degree. And while I like Project Management, I wouldn't mind getting more into the Programme Office Management side of things - I can be a little bit of a methodology freak and enjoy telling people what to do and how to do it. :P

And I can't say I'm terribly interested in the subject matter to be honest. It's a broad enough degree to allow me wiggle room, but again like you point out, wysiwyg, it also comes across as fairly general. "Masters of Business Administration" - what is that anyway?

I can't say that I'm convinced I should do it. I guess I was wondering if I did this, if it would make things a little easier for me in the long run career-wise. If I'm honest, that's my main motivation. I'm not sure it will though.