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Wroclaw releases ‘Human versus Machine: Accounting, Auditing and Education in the Era of Artificial Intelligence’

Artificial Intelligence
Wroclaw University of Economics and Business is pleased to announce a new publication, the result of research by a team of researchers led by Professor Joanna Dyczkowska, entitled Human Resources Management in Multinational Companies: A Central European Perspective. “Human versus Machine: Accounting, Auditing and Education in the Era of Artificial Intelligence” is a book that…
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Integration Day at the Wroclaw University of Economics and Business

On November 21, 2024, the second edition of Integration Day took place at the Wroclaw University of Economics. Members of our academic community demonstrated how, through diversity, we create an inclusive, accessible, and open university. The event was aimed at both domestic and international students as well as academic and administrative staff. The significance of…
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Vlerick Business School launches new double-degrees with Darla Moore and EDHEC

double-degree
Vlerick Business School is to begin accepting applications to two new double-degree programmes in partnership with the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina, US, and EDHEC Business School, France. For the first time, students enrolled in any Master’s programme will have the option to earn a second degree from the Darla Moore…
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Corvinus joins QTEM, the global network specialising in analytics

QTEM network
With the unanimous support of all QTEM member institutions, Corvinus University of Budapest has officially become a part of the international higher education alliance. The QTEM network brings together top universities, high-achieving students, and major international companies from around the world. QTEM stands for Quantitative Techniques for Economics and Management. The only Hungarian university in…
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‘Business Schools and Migration: The Elephant in the Room’ Webinar

migration
Business schools often serve as hubs for international mobility, where both faculty and student bodies are highly international. Political tensions can disrupt this, with significant implications for universities, the private sector, and society at large, as it risks losing the benefits of attracting international talent. Yet, despite its importance, migration is often overlooked in business…
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Four unexpected findings from GMAC’s 2024 Business School Application Trends Survey

GMAC’s 2024 Business School Application Trends Survey
Across the globe, total applications to graduate business school programmes in 2024 increased an impressive 12 per cent from 2023 to 2024. This is a sharp reversal from the previous two consecutive years of declines, which followed a small pandemic-related boost in 2020-2021, according to an annual survey of global business schools conducted and published…
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