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Masters in management course directors on finding an edge amid rising applications
Careers advisers and course directors’ tips on navigating a competitive market
Business schools, employers and governments supported training in different ways
Schools raced to create programmes to help businesses navigate the chaos of the past year
Business school admissions directors, consultants and academics share their advice
With internships in short supply, classmates around the world have recruited peers to offer support
EMBAs are sold as a global experience but can that be recreated when travel is restricted?
What a focus on shorter courses or masters means for schools in a post-pandemic downturn
From choosing a school to preparing for admission tests, careful planning is vital
Wheelchair user Alvaro Silberstein helps others explore the world
European business schools’ efforts to attract international students pay off
India-based Eruditus partners with leading business schools to offer online courses
Management accountants need to become more technologically literate
Longstanding traditions and strong links with industry boost France’s business schools
Companies and staff are still figuring out successful strategies
A masters in management helped take Karen Farzam in an unexpected direction
Europe and US want to retain lucrative market but Chinese schools are improving
Acknowledging employee needs is the first step to solving problems
From VR games to AI and chatbots, teaching technology is changing fast
‘Human-centred’ approach is increasingly becoming a part of EMBA programmes
Beijing is wooing masters students with easier access to work permits
Generation Y lacks technical expertise, business acumen and the ability to influence
Flexibility is the draw — but self-discipline is vital and networking can suffer
Advocates say technology makes remote study as good as being there — or better
Demand for management expertise as start-ups burst into life
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