Designing a tech MBA
In an age of technology, many students are seeking a specialised MBA for the tech sector or tech-centric companies, argues IE Business School’s José Esteves
In an age of technology, many students are seeking a specialised MBA for the tech sector or tech-centric companies, argues IE Business School’s José Esteves
Xavier Ordeñana, Dean of ESPAE Graduate School of Management in Ecuador, talks to Tim Banerjee Dhoul about plans to strengthen the School’s regional influence and attract students from around the world
Flexibility is the new normal, argues NEOMA’s Jérôme Couturier. Institutions offering executive education need to sit up and take note
Change must permeate every element of a Business School, from overall focus to teaching methods and content, writes Ivo Matser
Experiential learning teaches MBAs how to continue acquiring new skills and knowledge throughout their careers, writes Stuart Robinson
Heads of Business Schools from Latin America discuss Business School programmes in their region and how these are developing and interacting with business. Interviews by
Josep Franch, Dean of ESADE Business School, Barcelona, discusses current differences between Spanish Business Schools and those in Latin America and the opportunities for Latin
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The benefits of low-volatility investing outweigh those of high-risk stocks, argues Pim van Vliet, in an interview with David Woods-Hale For generations, investors have believed
The current emphasis on strengths has fundamentally discouraged people from challenging themselves to become better leaders, argue James M Kouzes and Parry Z Posner, authors of Learning Leadership: The Five Fundamentals of Becoming an Exemplary Leader
Business schools must collaborate within a global partnership to help create a sustainable future for all, argues Steef van de Velde, Dean and Professor of Operations Management and Technology at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.Â
Business schools need to work harder to prepare their graduates for the real world of work, argues Mills Soko
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