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Pioneered in Europe, the degree is growing in popularity elsewhere, opening up options for students
Covid-19 forced undergraduates into remote learning — now many demand in-person study
A watch executive’s sustainability research highlights how DBAs have practical impact
Workplace accreditations pair well with degrees and can bring unique benefits at each stage of a career, say trainers
Online start-ups, consultancies and corporate universities disrupt executive education
School-based consultancies are looking beyond teaching to advising companies
Sustainability barely featured in many senior leaders’ degrees but new courses are helping them catch up
Signs indicate that virtual methods of study are here to stay
While traditional degrees are still desired for many leadership roles, digital alternatives are gaining momentum
Quality can be questionable in the ‘Wild West’ of higher education
Sign-on bonuses are losing their shine in the downturn but can still lure in-demand skills
Business schools are focusing on consulting experiences that make a social difference
Applications fell from Covid highs as employers try to retain staff — but recession could reverse the trend
Business school and faculty networks respond to demand for more sustainability-related content
Institutions are venturing into virtual worlds — both as a subject and a learning tool
Business schools are launching masters programmes to meet demand for expertise
How can executive MBA programmes attract more people from under-represented groups?
From Covid to Ukraine, global events are driving geopolitics up the executive MBA curriculum
Specialist masters are preparing students to bridge new tech and business basics
Likelihood of economic downturn raises concerns but reasons remain for optimism
Financial scandals have led to a demand for ethics to be prioritised in accountancy courses
Business schools are joining the battle against criminals
Multiple global crises are pushing the subject up the business school curriculum
Demand for training is growing — as is the need for a more sophisticated understanding
Many courses remain as costly as conventional MBAs, and draw in mostly local learners
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