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Downturn brings good and bad news
Hard times tend to increase applications for courses but there is uncertainty over the class of 2009’s job prospects, says Linda Anderson. View the interactive European business schools 2008 ranking.
European business schools 2008 Q&A
Can European business schools cope with a prolonged economic downturn?
International students: Distance no object if course fits the bill
Andrew Baxter finds that, despite the extra costs, travel still broadens the mind
Changing times: Students may need to adjust their focus
Virginia Marsh looks at how the slowdown affects the choice of course
Frédéric Dalsace: Learn marketing from Harry Potter
Ross Tieman talks to an innovative academic on an almighty mission
Alternative teaching: All the world’s a stage for MBA students
Linda Anderson looks at some unusual approaches to developing soft business skills
Business school models: Integration of ideas or nimble independence?
Ross Tieman asks whether a link to a university is the best way to structure business education
Alumni: A sense of family in an increasingly commercial world
Kester Eddy looks at the importance of links with former students
Franca Vossen: Translate old skills to new role
Michael Steen talks to Fortis Investments’ chief risk officer about the Euro*MBA
Danica Purg: Culture and ethics offer a moving legacy
The founder of IEDC discusses how Peter Drucker was inspired by art, music and the mirror test
