Journey - UK Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership

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1 & 2, it's the same thing, MBA is exactly that, an MBA anywhere else.  Top up just indicates they've transferred classes into the degree, you finish with the same degree everyone else gets when you graduate.  Here's an example, you do a level 7 UK diploma, top up to an MBA from a UK university, you get the MBA from that uni.  If you don't go the top up route, you get admitted directly at the uni and complete the same degree, but in a longer time frame.

The reason I ask, some UK universities have said their degree and transcript will indicate "MBA top-up". I fully understand the transfer aspect, similar to the US, take courses with study, sophia, SL and transfer into TESU, UMPI, etc. However, their degrees don't say "top-up" under the official degree title. Back to my original question, how do employers and the UK community view "top-up" degrees?