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The continent’s business schools lead but global competition is growing
From school performance to diversity, internships and what MiMs do for alumni in finance
A masters in management student hopes to turn a voracious bug into sustainable start-up
Tables analyse MiM programmes run by the two leading alliances of business schools
Expert advice, from whether to sit an entry test to research to applications and interviews
Providers must balance demand for international study travel with pressure to be greener
Students and graduates on what they learnt from their degree
Pressure grows on leaders — and business schools — to rethink their roles beyond profit
Yonas Abeje’s degree gave him the skills to contribute to Ethiopia’s future
In tough economic times, tech businesses need focus and profitability as well as growth
Three changes are needed to tackle economic exclusion and reap benefits for wider society
Specialist masters are preparing students to bridge new tech and business basics
Schools in the region are expanding and offering students exposure to some of the world’s fastest-growing markets. Plus: China’s business education reform; a look at paternalistic leadership and Australia’s aim to draw back international students
Pandemic exposes over-reliance on overseas revenues, especially from China
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What schools and alumni data in the region reveal
Regional rivals set to benefit as number of overseas students slides
Understanding the approach will help them to develop better international partnerships
China and India export larger numbers of students but pandemic restrictions crimp expansion
Mandatory courses on policy and geopolitics come as Beijing seeks to recast the country’s economy
An innovative online scheme aims to provide a training ground for future decision makers
A choice between utopian and dystopian paths is likely to shape business for a decade
Likelihood of economic downturn raises concerns but reasons remain for optimism
Does Gen Z demand something different — and what do business schools think they need?
Business school says it wants to remove ‘financial barriers’ as it looks to increase diversity among its learners
Resources for business school faculty and students
All forms of coaching are booming, post-pandemic — but expensive leadership ‘whisperers’ have become indispensable
Executive education, MiF salaries
Plus, how hybrid work affects women and the limited success of skills boot camps
News and resources for business schools
Executives are going back to the classroom as they try to keep up with new technologies and geopolitical shifts
The UK government is a fan, but experts warn that adult learners may need more support than is on offer
Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
From politics, economics and history to art, food and, of course, fiction — FT writers and critics choose their favourite reads of the year so far
The rise of hybrid working is making employers reassess the balance of online and in-person training for graduate recruits
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