A survey by Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business and Management shows that while top executives find the MBA valuable, it has a way to go to be “priceless.” To turn the MBA into something extraordinary, schools need to bolster their hands-on learning and their commitment to ethics.

Steve Bennett of Intuit keeps the focus on the consumer while building the software company into a formidable force in the small business market.

Three business schools make radical departures from traditional MBA formats.

B-schools are getting serious about games that offer students real-time lessons in leadership, globalization, ethics, and other complex issues that often can’t be captured in a textbook.

The Bologna Accord promotes the integration of European education. Its objective is to produce European citizens who are both grounded in local culture and prepared to soar internationally. 

As microfinance initiatives gain momentum in developing economies, they also find their place in the b-school curriculum.