business education

Business school graduate turns smartphones into AI study companions

Docsity AI
Docsity has recently launched the Docsity AI app, which transforms learning materials (audio, photos, videos, links, lectures, charts, notes) into effective study resources through the use of AI. Founded by Riccardo Ocleppo in 2010, Docsity is an online note-sharing and collaborative learning platform for business school, university, and upper secondary school students, based on a…
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3rd edition of the Essentials of Teaching and Learning (ETL) by the ITP

ETL
The Essentials of Teaching and Learning (ETL) – Bringing purpose and impact to teaching In today’s higher education environment, teaching is increasingly complex, with faculty adapting to evolving student needs and technologies while having limited time to reflect on the foundations of their practice. While many development initiatives focus on tools and techniques, fewer create…
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‘See the Future’ – Are you ready?

See the future
Andrew Crisp, author of the new See the Future report, considers what the findings on AI and sustainability mean for business schools. At the 2020 EFMD Deans conference, I presented the findings from the second See the Future, including a short video of my daughter and her friend, both then teenagers, who asked the question:…
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Enhancing Master’s programmes with luxury

luxury hotel management
Business and management schools are no strangers to the world of luxury. Some schools offer whole degrees focusing on it. Just look at ESSEC Business School, which offers a Master’s in Luxury Management; NEOMA Business School, which offers a double-degree International Master’s in Luxury Management in partnership with POLIMI Graduate School of Management; SDA Bocconi,…
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Employability and the business school certification crisis

employability
We hear the same chorus everywhere. In labour markets transformed by AI, geopolitical volatility, and climate change, the most valuable skills are adaptability, critical thinking, ethical judgment, learning agility, and resilience. Everyone broadly agrees, at least theoretically, that knowledge transmission is no longer the core purpose of higher education, that a degree alone is insufficient, and…
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A business school professor at a university founded by his grandfather

Thammasat
Sharing when the ‘publish or perish’ ethos for some academics isn’t the most impactful, and how he became a leader within the university that his grandfather founded, Professor Ruth Banomyong from Thammasat Business School tells us about his career and thoughts on business education. Here’s what he had to say: Tell us about your career…
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