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IMD is number one for open programmes and Iese is the leading school for custom courses
Coronavirus will have a deep impact but will it trigger a fundamental paradigm shift?
A combined ranking based on the tables of open enrolment and custom programmes
Growth of artificial intelligence software is driving ‘democratisation of propaganda’
When Brazilian digital executive Sérgio Maria reached a crossroads he turned to executive education
Dominant platforms such as Airbnb and Uber are looking ripe for an upset by the ‘DAO’
The pandemic is accelerating growth of programmes and online teaching
What a focus on shorter courses or masters means for schools in a post-pandemic downturn
Participants tell what it has meant for their work and lives
Serious family medical problems changed Aude Mouline’s outlook on life and work
Executive education courses are teaching how to manage multigenerational teams
It is time to rethink whether such assessment really prepares us for life and work
Recyclers turn to AI-powered robots to counter China’s plastic import ban; historians harness machine learning to solve ancient puzzles; and farmers pick high-tech robotics to help bring in the harvest
Clinicians with business school training are using their expertise to better manage staff and processes
Providers rethink what and how they teach amid the coronavirus pandemic
How the custom and open tables were compiled
Dr Kate Gaynor’s executive education was soon tested as general manager of a Chinese hospital
Growing understanding of the costs and fading stigma is driving demand
Take steps to improve your relationship with money and the role it plays in your life
There is a limited pool of candidates to fill what has become a complex leadership role
A new generation of disrupters is emerging to profit from a world that’s hungry to learn
A team of psychiatrists, neuropsychologists and coaches help prepare students better for the workplace
Adaptability, international cohorts and faculty, and lower costs help European business education programmes stand out
Priests head to the Vatican for classes in leadership skills that embody church values
DJ Kim says the course helped her to see the real value of people on her team
Previous students reflect on how the programme influenced their career prospects
Corporate backed start-ups had many advantages but they stirred up too much envy at parent company
Multi-campus courses expose students to different markets, but travelling takes a toll on workload and bank balance
The range of skills and experience such programmes provide make them a popular choice
While there is an overlap between the two programmes, the courses offer different opportunities for learning
French school jumps from sixth place to first among institutions offering the part-time degrees
How the tables are compiled
Singer Lauren Henderson’s course has helped her navigate the music industry and develop other artists business acumen
The trend for promoting ‘belonging’ risks doing a disservice to the truly public-spirited
Many tools and principles are ‘industry-agnostic’, executives just need to be able to deploy them
High fees and a lack of employer sponsorship means students are having to tap new sources of finance
Explore information relating to alumni salaries and diversity
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