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Source: Financial Times by Thomas Hale,05.01.2019. In 2014, Credit Suisse launched its first higher education note. The product promised its wealth management clients social as well as financial returns. Impact investment, the bank explains on its website, “can help underprivileged and talented students from low-income countries get loans for advanced education”. The notes, part of the Swiss… Read more about Financial Times: How the forces of finance fund MBAs
Source: Financial Times by Thomas Hale,05.01.2019. In 2014, Credit Suisse launched its first higher education note. The product promised its wealth management clients social as well as financial returns. Impact investment, the bank explains on its website, “can help underprivileged and talented students from low-income countries get loans for advanced education”. The notes, part of the Swiss… Read more about Financial Times: How the forces of finance fund MBAs
Source: Inc by Terence Mauri04.12.2019 Learning is a superpower and the best way to hack uncertainty. What do Satya Nadella, Jeff Bezos, and Sheryl Sandberg have in common? They know that continuous learning is a superpower and the only way to thrive in a time of accelerating change and uncertainty. We live in an age of wonder — cars that drive themselves, platforms… Read more about Inc: Want to Thrive? This New MBA Will Help You Launch Your Superpowers
Source: The Crimson 04.11.2019. Harvard Business School Dean Nitin Nohria in a recent interview spoke to the growing mistrust in capitalism, particularly among young people. His comments addressed the Business School’s role in restoring that confidence and working to support developments in the curriculum like the popular course, “Reimagining Capitalism.” Nohria went on to highlight other areas… Read more about The Crimson: A New Hope for the Business School
Source: CEOWORLD magazine by Anna Papadopoulos,04.02.2019. French business school Insead takes the prestigious title of the world’s business school for 2019, that’s according to the CEOWORLD magazine. The MIT Sloan School of Management earned itself a respectable second place, with Harvard Business School (HBS) is ranked third. The 2019 rankings placed Spain’s IESE business school in… Read more about CEOWORLD Magazine: Best Business Schools In The World For 2019
Source: Financial Times by Jonathan Moules,03.29.2019. Applications fall as students opt for part-time programmes and specialist degrees Henley Business School has cancelled its full-time MBA for the 2019/2020 academic year, diverting applicants to other masters degree programmes after demand for the one-year course collapsed. The move, described as a “pause” on Henley’s website, is the first… Read more about Financial Times: Henley Business School halts MBA course
Source: U.S.News by Melba Newsome,03.27.2019. Some business schools are offering direct experience in financial investing by putting students at the helm of million-dollar funds. LIKE MANY BUSINESS school applicants, Brian Purcell, 35, had a specific goal in mind when he quit his day job to get an MBA degree at the University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School.… Read more about U.S.News: How MBA Students Can Get Investing Experience
Source: Financial Times by Emma Jacobs,03.21.2019. Business schools have realised students need soft skills as well as hard knowledge It is just after 8am on a Saturday morning — time for breakfast, or sleeping. But in central London more than 100 students have gathered to obsess about themselves. This might not be such a stretch… Read more about Financial Times: ‘Touchy feely’ courses are as valuable for MBAs as number crunching