Learning As I Go How one professor new to virtual teaching is making the unexpected, all-at-once transition to online course delivery, courtesy of COVID-19.
Coronavirus Coverage Business Education's Rapid Response to COVID-19 B-schools quickly mobilize to offer alternate global study experiences and 100-percent online education delivery to address the ongoing impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Economics of Health Innovation The latest medical innovations can dramatically affect the decisions people make.
Coronavirus Coverage Online Overnight Coronavirus containment measures have caused schools to switch many classes from face-to-face to virtual—often in a matter of days. What do administrators and faculty need to know to make the switch?
Coronavirus Coverage A Letter to My Students During the Pandemic As the pandemic forces schools to move education online, faculty find teachable moments that extend beyond business basics. Here, one professor shares his approach to helping students apply a growth mindset during the crisis—even outside of the classroom.
1 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.
2 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.
3 Leadership Barriers for Women in Higher Education The first step toward dismantling barriers is understanding what the barriers are in the first place.
Why All Leaders Should Negotiate Like Women Because having that critical skill might help them save the world.
Why Accounting Research Must Change The future of accounting programs depends on whether they design more flexible doctoral programs and adopt more realistic standards for promotion and tenure.
The Importance of Variance Analysis This critical topic is too often taught to only a handful of students—or neglected in the b-school curriculum altogether.
A Champion for Diversity For the last 25 years, Bernie Milano, president of the PhD Project, has promoted diversity in business education, one minority doctoral student at a time. Upon his retirement at the end of 2019, he reflects back at what he's accomplished—and what still needs to be done.
Remembering an Innovative Thinker The industry loses thought leader Clayton Christensen at the age of 67.
Three Nonprofits Give $3M to HBCUs These institutions will use the funding to support faculty development and collaborate on best practices.
U.S. Schools Stand Up for Work Visas More than 100 U.S. universities defend OPT work visas for international students.
edX Targets Undergrad Education The online platform will now offer stackable credentials toward bachelor’s degrees.
Canadian Schools Address Sustainability A new network focuses on climate change through research and education.
Soft Skills Matter: In Business School and Beyond Measuring soft skills in a standardized way provides business schools with vital information to drive success for businesses and future business leaders.
Bringing Social Impact and Sustainability Goals Into the Curriculum As young people challenge accepted business practices and take leadership into their own hands, business schools are beginning to adapt to shifting student expectations.
Digital Transformation: Mind the Gap How can business schools prepare future leaders for digital transformation? By teaching them to develop a mindset that encourages critical thinking about change and technology.