Content written by Hal Conte and published by The Temple News on 27 Nov 18. MBA News Digest Comment: The MBA News Digest included the referenced article as a news item without indicating that it was a "paid for" or sponsored article appearing in BusinessBecause. In the future, articles appearing in BusinessBecause will be more closely scrutinized and referenced as "paid for" or sponsored … [Read more...]
Globalization In Retreat? Not For B-Schools
Content written Jeremy Hazlehurst and published by Poets&Quants on 27 Nov 18. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Globalization is in retreat. Protectionism is gaining ground. Right? Wrong, if business schools have anything to say about it. B-schools are bastions of free trade, the free exchange of ideas, and internationalism, and they inject this philosophy directly … [Read more...]
Developments Driving Graduate Business Education Curriculum Change During 2018 – WEBINAR
Content written and published by MBA Roundtable. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Wednesday, February 6, 2019 1:00 p.m. EST/12:00 p.m. CTL Join us for our annual look back...and look ahead...at trends and innovations in graduate business curriculum innovation. Graduate business programs are moving fast to remain viable and competitive so let us help you stay on top of … [Read more...]
MU business school looks to adapt as MBA enrollments decline nationwide
Content written by Hiroaki Kono and published by the Missourian. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: The number of students applying for Master of Business Administration programs is dropping at universities nationwide. MU is no exception. As applications to MBA programs around the country dropped, enrollment at MU’s Crosby MBA, a full-time, two-year program at the … [Read more...]
How to Keep MBA Programs Off Life Support
Content written by Nunzio Quacquarelli and published by TopMBA. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Traditional, full-time MBA programs are an endangered species. Forward-thinking deans and other education experts are firing the warning signals. An associate dean at ESMT Berlin even went so far as to recently say that mid-tier programs will die off if business schools don’t … [Read more...]
Illinois Insures Itself Against Chinese Student Drop-Off
Content written by Marc Ethier and published by Poets&Quants. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: There have been a few troubling downward trends lately at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Now the school is looking down the road to anticipate another one that could potentially kneecap the school. The Gies College of Business, together with UIUC’s College … [Read more...]