business education

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

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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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CarringtonCrisp report on what Indian business schools can do to grow international student numbers

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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…
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The 2nd International Debate of WUEB students

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The 2nd International Debate of WUEB students was held on 15 May 2025, focusing on the theme: “Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU: Security and Sustainability”. The event was officially opened by Prof. dr hab. Boguslawa Drelich-Skulska, WUEB Vice-Rector for International Cooperation, who emphasised the significance of the Polish Presidency of the Council…
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Executive education responds to demand for online microcredentials

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Online short courses and microcredentials have become an important addition to many executive education providers’ programme portfolios. These courses often offer both flexibility and specialisations. Executive training has been available online for decades, but providers moved quickly to expand these options five years ago amid the global COVID-19 pandemic. Business schools and other organisations continue…
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Head of Kingston Business School shares his vision for tomorrow

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We speak with Sankar Sivarajah, the Head of Kingston Business School, about his leadership role, how business education is adapting, and more. Having joined Kingston University in September 2024, Sivarajah has settled into this role and shares his hopes for business graduates as well as his vision for the future of the business school he…
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