Inspired by Public Value All types of business schools must articulate their long-term worth to society if they are to remain viable and relevant. That idea has led Cardiff Business School to adopt a public value mission focused on addressing the world’s “grand challenges.”
Engaging the Lifelong Learner Business Schools Deliver Lifelong Education Today’s students expect to pursue learning continuously over the course of their careers. How can business schools be the go-to source for these lifetime learners?
From Conflict to Commerce: How Business Education Can Promote Peace Business schools must embrace their roles as peacebuilders—and more fully utilize their capacity for doing good.
Engaging the Lifelong Learner Collecting Credentials: The New Market for Just-In-Time Education As more universities and alternate providers begin offering a wider array of credentials, both learners and employers are struggling to understand what any certificate is worth.
YOUR TURN Why B-Schools Should Teach Commercial Real Estate As an industry that affects everyone on the planet, commercial real estate is an industry that should be taught in every business school.
Ethical Behavior Starts at the Top Organizations must both model and encourage ethical decision making.
The Disrupted Future of Business Survey identifies five technologies that promise to change business practice.
People & Places Inspiring Students to do Extraordinary Things Innovator Mae Jemison encourages students to focus on the people they want to be, not the jobs they want to have.
Maximizing International Student Enrollment and Engagement Business schools must do more to engage international students through digital-first recruitment strategies.
Ready to Work Businesses and nonprofits can partner to create internships and other practical experiences that prepare students to succeed in the fast-changing work world.
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.