To train healthcare leaders effectively, business schools and faculty are developing a better understanding of one of the world’s biggest and most complex industries.

Where do students want to study business? Data from the Graduate Management Admission Council and Educational Testing  Service build a picture  of today’s business students—and where they’re attending classes.

Business schools in Latin American countries may inhabit different cultures than their counterparts in the U.S., but they have much to share with their neighbors to the north.

Still recovering from political conflicts, business schools in Iraq are taking steps to rebuild their faculties and participate fully in the global business education community—and that includes pursuing accreditation.

Is management education key to lifting emerging  nations out of poverty? Guy Pfeffermann of the Global  Business School Network thinks so—and top schools  are committing themselves to the same cause.

As Western business schools consider exporting their programs to emerging nations, the University of Maryland’s Smith School shares lessons it learned about opening a campus in China.