Young and Nimble

Unburdened by big bureaucracies and legacy systems, newer business schools in emerging markets can respond quickly to market trends and student demands.

Business Researchers: Have You Helped Society Lately?

Australia recently adopted a new method to assess the impact and engagement of academic researchers. This change has forced the nation’s universities to rethink the ways they incentivize their faculty’s scholarship.

Balancing Tradition and Innovation

Established and Evolving

As business education matures, so do the business schools formed at the industry’s outset. How do these elder institutions stay innovative for decades—even centuries—after their founding? By ensuring a continuous flow of fresh ideas and an ongoing spirit of experimentation.

Global, Experiential—and Virtual

Online student exchange programs create cross-cultural learning opportunities without requiring students to travel overseas.

Teaching Students to Follow the Evidence

If we are to persuade our students to question their strongly held opinions, we can’t just present the best available evidence. We must help students overcome the most common sources of their resistance to research.

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The Real Value of Business Schools

With the relevance of the MBA in peril, business schools must re-evaluate their purpose to ensure they continue to add value to the market.

Business Through an Ethical Lens

Students take an “ethical inventory” to learn how they form their own perceptions—and how these might differ from those of the people around them.

Analyzing the Future

What kinds of programs should business schools develop to fill the growing need for data analysts and AI specialists?

Taking Measure of Experiential Learning

Experiential learning is a fixture in most b-school curricula, yet many schools struggle to measure outcomes in project-based courses. A recent survey highlights strategies that can help students reach new levels of learning.

The Four Stages of Management Education

Managers require different kinds of education as they progress through their careers. As business schools seek to match their offerings with executive needs, they may find they can’t be all things to all people.

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Getting Seen on the Green

Why we must do more to achieve diversity in the other international language of business.

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Beware the Oncoming Commodification of the Business Degree

As business schools around the world move to manage their increasing costs through economy-of-scale opportunities like online program managers, they risk long-term commodification of the school’s courses, and potentially its degree programs.

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Dismantling the Barriers to Creative Entrepreneurship

Business schools almost universally claim to enable creative thinkers, gamechangers, and unicorn raisers—but are they fostering entrepreneurship the right way?

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Ranked By Sustainability

New ranking system assesses how well universities meet the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals.

IBM Gives Louisville a Tech Training Boost

The new Center for Digital Transformation will develop courses for students from all disciplines.

SMU Designs Curriculum to Emphasize Impact

Singapore Management University organizes its new undergrad program around three pillars: capabilities, communities, and civilizations.

Universities Launch Graduate Certificates in Healthcare

Programs at Indiana and Pepperdine aim to improve patient outcomes by delivering management training to healthcare professionals.

Centers and Facilities

Business schools open new research centers and learning facilities.

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