India is booming. The Indian economy is growing rapidly, and Indian business schools are climbing in rankings worldwide. Yet, international students remain relatively rare in Indian higher education.   In 2021/22, AISHE (All India Survey on Higher Education) reported just over 46,000 international students across nearly 2,400 higher education institutions. Of these 46,000 students, 28% came…

We are seeking the perspectives of external doctoral supervisors – professionals in organisations outside higher education who contribute to the supervision of doctoral (PhD) researchers. Through focus groups, we hope to understand how external supervisors approach their roles, support doctoral candidates, and work with university-based supervisors. These focus groups will form part of the UK-wide…

The sports industry has moved far beyond the boundaries of stadiums and scoreboards. It now includes a diverse set of business verticals from athlete monitoring to sponsorship analytics. Technology is at the heart of this evolution, reshaping how every part of the sports business operates. This article explores how different aspects of the sports industry…

Publishing House of Wroclaw University of Economics and Business is delighted to present “The V4 and Ukraine Fight with Tax Frauds and Money Laundering”, edited by Mariia Balytska, Hana Bohušová and Piotr Luty  – the second of three monographs describing the research results on combating corruption and fraud, which was written as part of the…

Remote working arrangements have fundamentally changed the world of work for young graduates about to embark on their careers. Experts at business schools share their insights on how to navigate today’s employment landscape. A report co-authored by Dr Cevat Giray Aksoy, Associate Professor of Economics at King’s College London, finds that university-educated workers around the…

A new report from Fortuna Admissions reveals that 50% of admits to the MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business – the most selective MBA in the world – come from just 15 US colleges.  The top five feeder schools make up a large proportion of this 50%, with four Ivies plus Stanford. In the 2023 and 2024 classes, Harvard sent 68 students, Stanford 42, Yale 29, the University of Pennsylvania…