Top of the class
Cems claims the number one spot in the 2009 FT masters in management rankings, writes Michael Jacobs
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Master plan
A postgraduate degree will boost your chances of landing a prized position. Masters in Management rankings 2010
Outlook: less bleak?
Masters graduates undoubtedly face a tougher job market than in previous years, but certain sectors are still hiring. Linda Anderson asks what has changed – and how students should approach their search for work
■ How to choose a school
What do you want to study and where? Think carefully before deciding
■ How to apply for a place
Research the programme, select the right referees and rehearse your case
■ How to get funding
Studying for a masters degree isn’t cheap, but there are ways to secure financial help
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RANKINGS
Methodology decoded
Charlotte Clarke explains how the masters in management rankings are calculated
DEAN’S COLUMN
Economic truths
A visit fron the Dalai Lama helped Thunderbird School of Global Management’s Angel Cabrera understand the attributes of good leader
CAREER PATH
Expanded horizons
Jean-Philippe Verdier is returning to student life, 13 years after first enrolling at business school, writes Della Bradshaw
CASE STUDIES
Sun, sea and school
There can be few more agreeable places to study for a masters degree than the French Riviera,writes Linda Anderson
Finishing touches
A Canadian masters of management degree is designed to attract non-business graduates, writes Christopher Mason
Q&A
Ask the expert: Masters in management
In the first Financial Times Ask the experts: applying to business school clinic, three industry experts answered your questions
Capital asset
Where better to study for a business degree than in the heart of the City of London, asks Della Bradshaw
TECHNOLOGY
Tools for school
Mobile and internet technology is transforming the way business school staff communicate with students, writes Jane Bird
Touch and go
Paul Taylor selects his pick of the latest laptops, gadgets and handsets for graduate students
INTERNSHIPS
Working class
Students on placements not only gain valuable hands-on experience – a job may be on offer, too, writes Ross Tieman
HOPES & FEARS
Foreign affairs
As more firms hire locally, Joachim Hansen wonders if international students really benefit from their time abroad
