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Executive MBA
Resources
The Financial Times and Business Education present the 2010 ranking for providers of executive MBA programmes as well as news and features on the state of the sector
Business schools face EMBA challenge
With enrolment numbers flat or declining, business schools have to provide new services and explore different markets. Della Bradshaw reports
On management: blame it on the system
If a company is a computer and its management the software, rising demands for shareholder returns are making a reboot inevitable
Rising demand: executive MBA sector shows healthy growth
The size of the FT’s EMBA league table has doubled in the past 10 years, reports Michael Jacobs
From the editor: will EMBAs be the catalyst for change?
Executive MBA programmes have delivered some of the most innovative developments in management education – but will they continue to do so?
Dean’s column: leading in a complex world
James D. Thompson was a pathfinder in organisational theory, shaping modern views on management and decision-making
Related content and features
Meet the dean: Glenn Hubbard of Columbia Business School
The dean discusses his aim to expand the school’s presence into the business world and beyond the university’s walls
‘The executive MBA schedule is not for the faint-hearted’
Seema Arora, now at London Business School, tackles some of the myths and clichés of studying for an EMBA – and comments on the many benefits
On the road: new technology for keeping up with work
We depend on more and more devices to get our work done, but what happens when we travel? By Chris Nuttall
Upfront: news and views
The Weatherhead School of Management redesigns its executive MBA programme, plus learning from terror tactics and an EMBA timeline
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Executive MBA ranking 2010
View a PDF of the Executive MBA magazine and ranking of the top EMBA programmes
Special report
New horizons: EMBA students take on the world
Executive MBA students explain how their courses – and international classmates – have given them a fresh perspective
Counting the costs: financing an executive EMBA
With fees soaring and corporate sponsorship down, is a global EMBA a sound investment? By Wai Kwen Chan
Bridging the gap: new uses for management skills
Alice Mong, who graduated from the inaugural class of an east-west tie-up executive MBA course, now applies her skills to improve US-China relations
Global thinking: the executive MBA goes international
The new generation of executive qualifications is taking students right around the world for a truly comprehensive education
How to...
How to choose a programme
Faced with more than 200 part-time EMBA courses across the world, any executive might be stumped by the range of options
How to design an executive MBA project
If students get their EMBA project right, it can lead to a promotion or a career change, writes Charlotte Clarke
How to get promoted
How can you ensure that you convert your new-found critical thinking skills, boosted confidence and better grasp of global business into a promotion?
Business school profiles
Profile: HEC Paris
HEC Paris has strong connections with French corporate champions and the international companies that have made Paris their European home
Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
Officials at Fuqua have worked to redesign its curricula, creating multi-term classes on leadership and a stronger international component
Profile: Anderson School of Management, UCLA
The Anderson School of Management is one of the leading business schools in the US, attracting students from all over the world
Survey
Life after an executive MBA
Michael Jacobs analyses the results of an FT survey of alumni of the class of 2007
Ranking
The ranking decoded
An explanation of the criteria, methods, rules, weighting and scoring systems that underpin the FT’s EMBA ranking
