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Iese and IMD tighten their grip on the top for customised and open-enrolment programmes
From kidnaps to oil rig disasters, ‘serious games’ are helping to train executives
Disruption prompts innovative partnerships and experimentation in teaching
Ambitious graduates are under immense pressure to succeed
Dartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business offers former Olympians a bespoke education
Business school lecturer Eve Poole on why behaviour matters — and what her pearls tell us
New software shapes our thinking and how we collaborate
Irish politician and entrepreneur Pádraig Ó Céidigh says IMD leadership programme helped him refocus
Coaching is offered to former students who hit problems or want to make a change
FDC business school’s dean on the man cleaning up business and politics
Experienced Chinese digital entrepreneur Diana Li found she could learn from her peers
Notable achievements among customised and open-enrolment course providers
Successful dealmaking demands a long-term view
Family-owned companies can benefit from more professional skills
Emma Jacobs takes a crash course in the elusive quality everyone wants
How the EMBA ranking is compiled
What made someone with a ‘CV the colour of camouflage’ go to business school?
Nearly 500 years ago, St Ignatius showed how to lead a global enterprise
Executive MBAs are in demand in the UK capital — but the picture in China is less rosy
What the most important lessons they would pass on to others?
Brexit has highlighted the importance of negotiation skills in business and beyond
Spaniard David Sancho set out to immerse himself in the culture while learning hard skills
Many top-ranked programmes are link-ups between schools on different continents
Hiver aims to avoid the embarrassment of forgetting who you are talking to at events
EMBA-Global Asia takes second place in first year in list of programmes for senior working managers
‘Human-centred’ approach is increasingly becoming a part of EMBA programmes
As careers become more mobile, employers and educators must adapt
Travelling spouses are rarely men
Business schools cheer the unexpected boost from contentious tax
Institutions are more global in their outlook, but there is more government intervention
China’s elite business programmes are increasingly international in their focus and have mostly escaped a clampdown on ‘western’ values, but there are tighter controls on EMBAs and there signs of more scrutiny
Professors report more scrutiny, but masters students escape ideological pressure
Mainland China drives growth in Hong Kong schools too
Tighter rules reduce enrolment in lower-level schools
Postcards from study destinations around the world
How the rankings were compiled
Going back to business school helped Ana Maiques develop her brainwave
