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As demand drops for top US flagship courses, the odds of getting in improve
These seven simple steps will help students learn more — and possibly earn more
Tighter visa rules and anti-foreigner rhetoric drive Chinese students away
Responsible education initiatives are now mainstream and the FT wants to share best practice
Costis Maglaras believes business schools are at an ‘inflection point’ and need to change
With so many jobs requiring outstanding customer handling, graduates are in demand
Professor hopes his Edinburgh show will help him teach students greater emotional and social intelligence
Business schools are supporting investment funds that have a focus on social objectives
The Yale dean’s greatest achievement has been to integrate the business school
EMLyon signals shake-up in system with initial €40m sale
India-based Eruditus partners with leading business schools to offer online courses
Many students are more likely to worry about money than exam results
University’s endowment provides ￡100,000 to seed investment vehicle
Business is not as instinctive as some entrepreneurs believe; it can be taught
Founders Academy course to be led by entrepreneurs and offer paid tech internships
Many graduate recruiters are weighing up other skills alongside academic achievement
Growth in training focused on those already in jobs at the expense of youngsters
Professor Ralf Wetzel uses performing arts to train students to work through problems collaboratively
Closure leaves questions over financial stability of privately funded colleges
Closure of GSM London signals growing financial pressure on universities
Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice
Leaders must adapt to their different roles in the same way actors do
CIPD recommends wider definition of what companies can spend funds on
Corporate education group eyes further acquisitions
Tesla delivery milestone, fen tech tigers, corporate travel apps
Recruitment agencies pay into government’s levy scheme but struggle to tap fund
New businesses want to take on people who can run the company while CEOs secure funding
Big donations such as Oxford’s Schwarzman gift come with big dangers
Management accountants need to become more technologically literate
Student applications are buoyant but staff recruitment is suffering
The workforce will have to adapt as companies use artificial intelligence for more tasks
Quant funds are crying out for tech skills, and schools are responding with specialist courses
There are plenty of female finance graduates, but few make it to senior positions
While MBAs struggle, financial training is adapting and thriving among uncertain market conditions
Skills learnt at US business school helped one man to launch a start-up in Nigeria
Capitalism can rebuild trust through addressing some of the world’s biggest challenges
