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Leading the blind: experiential training is a significant tool to aid learning
Schools listen to client demands
It is 10 years since the Financial Times published its first ranking of executive education programmes and although much has changed, there is a sense of déjà vu in the current market.
View the interactive Custom rankings
View the interactive Open rankings
View the Combined rankings 2008 (PDF)
View the Executive Education 2008 special report
Ask the experts: Q&A
With some major economies decelerating, how much should companies spend on courses for executives? A panel of experts answers your questions.
John Hoke: Stanford helped to make Converse star
Childhood sketches gave a foot in Nike’s door, says Matthew Garrahan
Professor to watch: Francesco Perrini of Bocconi University
Adrian Michaels meets an expert on corporate social responsibility
Dean profile: George Yip of the Rotterdam School of Management
The dean’s Dutch, British and US nationalities is fitting for a school which accepts students from those countries and many more
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Business school news
Canadian accolade for Rotman professor
One of the Rotman school’s up-and-coming professors at the University of Toronto has been named as one of Canada’s top 40 stars under the age of 40.
York gets its own business school
York is hitting the twenty-first century with the establishment of the York St John Business School at the York St John University.
European government gets Harvard touch
Iese Business School has now teamed up with the Kennedy School at Harvard to run a programme in Madrid for European public administrators
FT Business School on video
India: The base of the pyramid
Top professors from the Indian School of Business explain how companies can enter new markets
Experiential marketing
Professor Bernd Schmitt of Columbia Business School elaborates on how to make customers relate to brands
Global financial volatility
Prof Robert Engle of NYU Stern School of Business discusses the implications of Global Financial Volatility
Doing business in China
Five professors from the China Europe International Business School on how to grow business opportunities in China
Leading globally
Martha Maznevski of IMD addresses the management challenges which accompany globalisation
Managing with confidence
Prof Don Sull of London Business School on how to manage successfully in an increasingly unpredictable and murky world
First person
Insead diary
A frightening ‘back-to-reality’ feeling sets in as Laurence Blandford wonders where he will end up after Insead
IE Business School diary
I now have my MBA in my hands, the diploma for which I have worked so hard and the real journey is about to begin
Rituals and spread sheets
Enthusiastic Judge Business School student Nanna Lüneborg finds that she is already noticing a decent return on her MBA investment
More MBA Diaries
Read MBA diaries from Stanford Business School, Instituto Empresa, IMD and other schools
Horizons beyond the classroom
The Sloan School of Management at the MIT lives up to its image of academic rigour in Jacklyn Sing’s MBA diary
MBA partnerships
Former MBAs who create successful companies together talk about their experiences
From the campus
Deans’ columns
Business school deans write about an influential management figure. Kai Peters praises Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Professors to watch
Faculty from Bocconi, Columbia, Chicago, Georgetown, HKUST, IMD and Wharton discuss their research
Schools to watch
Profiles of business schools around the world. The most recent include LBS, Columbia, AGSM, Johns Hopkins and HKUST
Audio: Deans’ roundtable
Extracts from the business school deans meeting at Chicago Graduate School in London
Meet the deans
Prof George Yip of Rotterdam School of Management and other deans from top schools in exclusive interviews
Deans’ blog
’BizDeansTalk’ featuring Paul Danos, Santiago Iniguez and other top business school deans
Ask the experts
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Try out our MBA Gym in economics; designed to give you insights into what you might learn at business school
