Posts Tagged ‘business education’
RSM launches new energy transition education programmes for future leaders
Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) aims to educate the future leaders of the energy transition with a new range of holistic and multidisciplinary educational programmes, which will be hosted by the business school of EUR, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM). The first executive programme will start this fall, and the first courses, electives and…
Read MoreBusiness schools put ethics at the top of their agendas
A real commitment to ethics is evident across the business education sector. Stephanie Mullins and Jonny Stone from specialist business education PR consultancy BlueSky Education explore how schools are demonstrating this consistently. Infusing ethics into teaching is more than just a selling feature for Advantere School of Management. A Jesuit institution, Advantere’s focus on responsible leadership goes to the…
Read MoreHow business education in Ukraine impacts on the sustainable development of the country
Serhii Hvozdiov, Ph.D, Lecturer at the Kyiv School of Economics, discusses the impact of business education in Ukraine. War… Many important events take place during the war. Some of them happen for obvious reasons, others don’t. For a long time, the Ukrainians have been heroically holding back the offensive of numerous ferocious Russian troops. The…
Read MoreParsons Executive Education and ESSEC Business School announce partnership to provide programming for international executive learners
Parsons Executive Education at The New School, a leader in innovative, design-led executive education programs for business executives, owners and entrepreneurs, and ESSEC Business School, one of the top-ranked European business schools, have announced a partnership that challenges executive learners to reimagine the future of the fashion luxury business through state-of-the-art knowledge that provides the…
Read MoreThe benefits of a dual degree programme
Today, many universities and business schools offer their students the chance to undertake a dual degree programme. Stephanie Mullins and Olivia Nieberg from specialist business education PR consultancy BlueSky Education explore how students are given the opportunity to earn dual degrees at a number of respected institutions. As well as studying for two separate degrees, dual degree programmes are usually hosted…
Read MoreNew GMAC report sheds light on emerging themes in changing graduate management education
The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) have released an industry report on “The Future of Graduate Management Education” from the perspective of European business school deans. The one-of-a-kind report aims to make sense of the shifting graduate management education (GME) landscape and forecasts what the future holds for GME through interviewing 20 deans from a select group of European business school thought leaders. The resulting conversations contain rich insights for business school professionals as they cultivate the next generation of impactful business leaders. ‘In a volatile world…
Read More7 cities you may not have considered for business education
Ever thought of studying in Brighton rather than Budapest? Or Nur-Sultan rather than New York? PR experts Stephanie Mullins and Kyle Grizzell from specialist business education communications consultancy BlueSky Education explore the locations of seven business schools. When deciding where to study business education, there are a number of cities that students might be drawn to first, due to their…
Read MoreLockdowns might be history but online MBAs are here to stay
COVID-19 closed classrooms but applicants kept studying on and applying to MBA courses, prompting business schools to further develop their capacity for online teaching. Associate Director Stephanie Mullins and colleague Jamie Hose from specialist business education PR consultancy BlueSky Education explore eight business schools and their online or hybrid MBA programmes. Before the pandemic struck,…
Read MoreBusiness recovery in Ukraine
Article by Tymofiy Mylovanov, President of Kyiv School of Economics, Advisor of President Zelenskyi Office, Minister of economy Ukraine 2019-2020. The economy in Ukraine took the first shock and has begun to adapt. Not all companies adapt easily, not all of them do it successfully. Statistics show that about 10-20% of companies have adapted and are…
Read MoreEntrepreneurship in Europe from KSE Graduate Business School
KSE Business School is a Ukrainian business school that focuses on assisting in Ukraine’s economic recovery by: Uniting government, business, associations, and universities. Supporting Ukrainian business local and abroad. Striving to preserve Ukrainian human capital during the war and develop Ukraine’s business environment post-war. Problems to solve by this project: Renewal of professional activity by…
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