Business Schools Take On Indian Philosophy

Indian-born management thinkers such as Ram Charan, Vijay Govindrajan and Srikumar S Rao are among the world's hottest business gurus and they are transforming American business schools.

Win a Global Women's Leadership Scholarship to Cass Business School

The program is open to women all over the world to pursue a MBA degree at high-ranking Cass Business School, in City University, in London.

The new NYU Stern MBA application looks for emotional intelligence

NYU's Stern School of Business recently added a required EQ recommendation, and dropped its famous creative essay in favor of what it’s calling a 'Pick Six' essay.

The Acton MBA in Entrepreneurship

The school discards the traditional MBA silos of finance, accounting and marketing to revolve around the start-up cycle.

University of Southampton invites applications for MSc in Sustainability

Have you always wanted to learn how to manage natural resources and contribute towards sustainable development? If yes, this new course introduced by the University of Southampton is just for you.

93% of Indian B-school graduates are unemployable

A study by the business chamber Assocham has found that, barring a few top institutes, most of India’s 5,500 business schools crank out poorly trained graduates

Top Five Megatrends Captured by the Open Doors Report

Many US schools experienced a fall in overseas applicants, especially for two-year MBA courses.

Southampton Business School to hold free counselling sessions in India

The sessions will be held in Mumbai, Pune and Delhi up to May 29, and eligible candidates will be offered admission on the spot, on a provisional basis.

Networking Your Way to a Dream Job

Why is it that some MBA graduates land their dream job while others take months to find a job at all? If you believe it all comes down to campus placement then you are missing a key factor: the powerful network that a student builds while studying.

A Woman with Two MBAs : 9 Questions with Lakshmi Pratury

Featured as one of Forbes Asia's '100 Most Powerful Women' in 2010, Lakshmi Pratury is certainly a force to be reckoned with.