Applications have fallen for the full-time two-year programmes offered by many American schools

Latest GMAC figures show smaller programmes likely to be worse hit

After a turbulent year for the school, economist Jonathan Levin wants to expand its digital reach

‘I wanted to experience student life, relax a bit, but it is nothing like that. I have to push myself’

What will be the long-term impact of Brexit for business education in Europe

Harsh realities of a country in crisis offer masters students more than just an academic course

TV and film networks need to move away from ‘gut instincts’ to use data

Doubts about transparency will possibly lead advertisers to take a fresh look at print media

Ross business school’s ‘favourite son’ is big on empowerment — of his staff and his students

Meet the Deans

The philosopher’s work gave the dean of Sydney university’s business school a shift of focus

Deans Columns

A masters degree at Audencia is turning the wheels of a nascent idea

From the Drawing Board

Swiss business school wins sixth consecutive crown, ahead of HEC Paris and Essec

Today’s twentysomethings need to launch themselves successfully into work at the start of their careers

No-charge platforms are great for business and personal use, until they go wrong, change or disappear

How the world’s top pre-experience degrees in general management faired in the FT rankings

Joint know-how of 40 IESE classmates boosts Barcelona’s start-up scene

Andrew Hill wonders if today’s young graduates need more from business schools over the next decades

One German masters graduate, inspired by social media, is aiming to turn the industry upside down