business education

President of Siemens France joins board of NEOMA Business School

NEOMA Business School
Business schools fill their boards with people who can help support them. NEOMA Business School has announced that Doris Birkhofer — president of Siemens France and a 1997 NEOMA alumna — has joined its board of directors as an independent director. Following the appointment of Ms Birkhofer, the School’s board is now complete, bringing together…
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Seven schools receive EQUIS re-accreditation

Seven schools receive EQUIS re-accreditation
We are delighted to announce that seven schools have recently been granted EQUIS re-accreditation. Warm congratulations! Alfons Sauquet, Quality Services & EQUIS Director, said, ‘Congratulations to all the Schools on achieving their EQUIS re-accreditation! This recognition highlights the exceptional quality of their academic programmes, the strength of their research contributions, and their deep engagement with…
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2025 EDAMBA Annual Meeting

2025 EDAMBA doctoral education
Wroclaw University of Economics and Business cordially invites you to participate in the 2025 EDAMBA Annual Meeting, entitled ‘Doctoral Education in the Service of Society: Expanding Horizons’, which will be held from 31 August to 2 September 2025 in Warsaw, Poland. The event is co-organised by the Polish Doctoral Schools at Kozminski University, Warsaw School…
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Rating a business school for positive impact

Rating a business school for positive impact
POLIMI Graduate School of Management — part of the School of Management of Politecnico di Milano — has been recognised for its social impact and commitment to sustainability in the sixth edition of the Positive Impact Rating (PIR). The report, called RETHINKING SOCIETAL IMPACT — A roadmap for business schools to implement positive impact, was…
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Half of entry-level jobs will vanish by 2030: How universities must adapt or die

Job. A diverse group of university students in a modern campus setting, some looking concerned about their job prospects while others are engaged with new technologies like VR headsets and futuristic interfaces. The image blends anxiety and opportunity, symbolizing the evolving landscape of work and education.
The landscape of employment is undergoing a seismic shift. Recent projections indicate that nearly half of entry-level white-collar positions may disappear within the next decade, with artificial intelligence fundamentally restructuring traditional career pathways. As leaders in higher education, we face an unprecedented challenge: how do we prepare students for a job market that is being…
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Highlights from the 2025 EFMD Annual Conference: Innovation, ecosystems and the human condition

annual innovation
From artificial intelligence to entrepreneurial ecosystems, from ethical capitalism to inclusive transformation—this year’s EFMD Annual Conference hosted by TUM School of Management was a bold call to rethink, realign, and reimagine the future of management education. Set in the heart of Munich, the 2025 EFMD Annual Conference brought together more than 500 business school leaders,…
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