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Study law… at business school
When deciding where you want to study certain subjects, it’s usually indicative of the name of the institution. Want to study medicine? Go to medical school. For law, it would be law school. And business schools educate individuals on all things – you guessed it – business. But sometimes, worlds collide, and interdisciplinary expertise is…
Read MoreIdentifying innovative learning experiences at business schools
Today, the business school classroom goes far beyond the lecture hall and face-to-face interaction between student and teacher. Accelerated since the global health crisis, there is no doubt that business school classrooms have become increasingly innovative in recent years. Business school PR experts Stephanie Mullins and Olivia Nieberg from BlueSky Education take a look at…
Read MorePressing needs in the L&D landscape in Egypt: What corporates and training providers need to know
AUC School of Business Executive Education released the first report in a series of activities and discussions that explores Egypt’s learning and development (L&D) landscape. Using insights from 30 organizations in 12 key business sectors in the Egyptian market, the report paints a picture of the current dynamics of the L&D landscape in Egypt from…
Read MoreBusiness and war: Business lessons learned from the war in Ukraine
KSE Graduate Business School, Kyiv, is launching a new international programme, Business and War, to share the experience Ukrainian business is living through right now due to war. The program will cover the peculiarities of business management in conditions of unpredictability and leading processes and organizations in complex adverse conditions. It will be aimed at…
Read MoreThe IMPM at 25: Celebrating the five mindsets of business leadership
Founded by McGill University Professor and world-renowned management guru Henry Mintzberg, the International Masters Program for Managers (IMPM) goes beyond the typical MBA or EMBA. The programme offers a global business education which focuses on developing attitude as much as aptitude, with partners in Brazil, Canada, India, Japan and the UK. Celebrating its 25th anniversary…
Read MoreStrategy misconceptions debunked in new book by ESSEC Business School’s Professor Jérôme Barthelemy
As his latest book ‘Myths of Strategy‘ publishes, we speak with Professor Jérôme Barthelemy from ESSEC Business School and take a closer look at his decision to tackle challenge strategy-speak, banish management hyperbole and discard the worst myths and misconceptions in business today. Jérôme Barthélemy is Executive Vice-President, Dean for Post Experience Programs, Corporate Programs…
Read MoreCall for papers “Business principles for the stakeholder capitalism era”
ABIS – The Academy of Business in Society is inviting the submission of papers and cases on topics related to “Business principles for the stakeholder capitalism era” that will be presented at the 21 ABIS Annual Colloquium on 29 November, online. The main theme of the event, “Business principles for the stakeholder capitalism era”, will…
Read MoreBusiness school expansions boom
At a glance, business schools might seem like stationary entities. From a distance, it might seem that these institutions rarely change, let alone grow. Upon closer inspection, however, business schools are, quite frankly, some of the fastest-evolving organisations out there. Business education PR experts Stephanie Mullins and Jonny Stone from specialist communications consultancy BlueSky Education take a…
Read MoreBlending the physical with the virtual: Re-thinking the business school campus
Dean Federico Frattini, POLIMI Graduate School of Management, takes a closer look at the purpose of a business school campus. Here are his thoughts: In recent years, the world has changed, and education has transformed as a result. This means that higher education communities require an environment where they can thrive by leveraging the opportunities…
Read MoreTop 50 Bestselling Case Authors 2021/22
On 17 October 2022, The Case Centre revealed its list of bestselling case authors for the 2021/22 academic year. A place in the top 50 is an extraordinary achievement, as over 9,700 faculty are registered as authors with The Case Centre. Highlights The 2021/22 ranking has a truly global reach featuring 21 schools, from 9 countries,…
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