Imagining a New MBA Business schools must take a new look at the MBA degree, whose strong past performance is absolutely no guarantee of its future success.
It's Time for Reinvention Whether business schools are embracing new technologies or experimenting with new pedagogies, they will find that adaption and innovation are their watchwords from the coming year, says AACSB's new board chair.
Educating the First Generation St. John’s University turns to mentoring and experiential learning programs to retain first-generation and at-risk students.
Artistic Expressions At the direction of its former dean, the University of Kansas School of Business displays a diverse and growing art collection to teach students the importance of creativity.
Can Living Abroad Boost Self-Awareness? The longer expatriates live abroad, the greater their 'self-concept clarity.'
1 It's Time for Reinvention Whether business schools are embracing new technologies or experimenting with new pedagogies, they will find that adaption and innovation are their watchwords from the coming year, says AACSB's new board chair.
2 The Moral Dilemma to Business Research The current business research model is unsustainable. That's why it's critical that schools realign their incentives to encourage faculty to produce credible research that is useful to society.
3 When Accounting Met Analytics KPMG partners with b-schools to create master’s programs that update a traditional field with the latest technology.
4 Learning In The Digital Age Lifelong learning will be the hallmark of the digital age. How can business schools prepare to educate tomorrow’s workforce?
5 Imagining a New MBA Business schools must take a new look at the MBA degree, whose strong past performance is absolutely no guarantee of its future success.
Your Turn: B-Schools Strike Out on Unconventional Paths We have much to learn about partnerships and innovation by seeking out unexpected perspectives beyond the borders of our campuses.
Strategy Over Surrender in Business School Rankings When we take the rankings too literally, we demean the intelligence of the institution—and ultimately harm higher education.
Answering the Great Questions The “viability triad” poses three key questions to help leaders make decisions.
Other News Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts, has established the Carol Sawyer Parks Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies, which was endowed by real estate developer and Suffolk trustee Parks. ...View all
Centers and Facilities The National University of Management in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has launched a Social Innovation Lab with support of the telecom SMART Axiata. ...View all
New Programs A new initiative at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, will be dedicated to integrating data science education into every student’s learning experience and driving data science research on campus. ...View all
Honors and Awards Four business professors have been honored with the 2018 Louis W. Stern Award, which recognizes an outstanding article that has made a significant contribution to marketing literature. ...View all
Transitions On July 1st, Xavier Ordeñana became the new dean of the ESPAE Graduate School of Management at Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral in Guayaquil, Ecuador. ...View all
Collaborations Florida International University (FIU) College of Business in Miami has entered into a three-year agreement with the University of International Business & Economics (UIBE) in Beijing, China. ...View all
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.
Megatrends and International Student Recruitment How to grow and diversify student enrollment at business schools.
AACSB CareerConnection This enhanced resource provides access to numerous industry insights for both employers and job seekers in business education.