Leading in Turbulent Times How can business schools turn out graduates ready to lead through conflict, change, and social upheaval? Four educators explore the question.
Teaching Tools for Tumultuous Times Business cases and online databases help students master the art of making decisions when markets can change in an instant.
YOUR TURN Linking Leadership and the Liberal Arts Businesses are seeking leaders who can communicate well, make sense of complex issues, and learn from historical and cultural contexts—all skills that lie at the heart of what liberal arts disciplines strive to teach.
Teaching Globalization in the Time of Trump Encouraging students to debate, disagree, and ultimately develop broader views on a politically charged and deeply controversial issue: free trade.
Innovation from the Middle As the middle managers of the business school, associate deans will become increasingly powerful catalysts for innovation--but only if they understand their roles and are given the right support.
1 Solving for X: An Alternative Approach to Standard 15 What’s one way for a business school to align its faculty to AACSB’s 2013 standards? Encourage non-tenure-track professors to produce impactful scholarship.
2 Cohorts of Change MIT Sloan gathers teams of stakeholders who want to spur growth in their regions.
3 Other News ESSEC Business School in Cergy, France, has launched a new web series called ESSEC Knowledge Live. ...view all
4 Web Works Now that the Internet has evolved from mere novelty to sheer necessity, a Web site doesn’t just complement a business school’s marketing strategy. It is the marketing strategy.
5 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.
Leading in the Digital Era If our students are to become strong leaders in the 21st century, we must teach them to be both politically aware and social media-savvy.
Enough with 'Soft' and 'Hard' Skills—Let’s Get Smart and Sharp Instead With a much-needed update in terminology comes an update in MBA curriculum.
Linking Leadership and the Liberal Arts Businesses are seeking leaders who can communicate well, make sense of complex issues, and learn from historical and cultural contexts—all skills that lie at the heart of what liberal arts disciplines strive to teach.
Academic Publisher Pushes for Gender Equity Emerald aims to promote change by sparking discussion around the issue.
New Entrants in Nontraditional Education New business schools focus on angel investors and working adults.
Making College Better APLU is working with 130 universities on pilot programs to improve student success.
New B-School Planned The University of California, Merced, is planning a standalone school of management.
Collaborating in Course Design How the Karlstad Business School worked with industry to create a new program.
Temple University Reaches Settlement with Online Students The school will pay US$5.5 million on behalf of its business school over false rankings data.
AACSB 2018 Business School Data Guide This annual guide features b-school data such as program trends, faculty and student demographics, business school finances, characteristics of deans, and more.
The EdTech Difference Industry professionals such as Liza Dunning of Airbnb have recorded video lectures called expert sessions that are among Stukent's digital courseware.
AACSB CareerConnection This enhanced resource provides access to numerous industry insights for both employers and job seekers in business education.