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Diego del Alcázar, CEO of IE University at its new New York City college in SoHo On a quiet street in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, a Spanish university is doing what no other institution in higher education would dare right now. IE University, based in Madrid, has opened up a new graduate school largely for…

Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business campus Stanford University has topped Wall Street Journal/College Pulse’s 2026 Best Colleges in the U.S ranking for the first time since 2017, rising two spots from last year’s list.  Babson College retained its No. 2 spot, while Yale University rose one spot to No. 3. The ranking, released today…

A new global report on student satisfaction reveals a widening divide between online and on-campus learners, with virtual programs scoring significantly higher on key experience metrics — even as overall satisfaction dips in several critical categories, including student diversity and campus life. The Global Student Satisfaction Awards 2025, released this week by Studyportals, draws on…

Professor Tiago Ferreira teaches an MBA class at Porto Business School in Portugal. He is a university lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation at ESEP and the Polytechnic Institute of Porto. Courtesy photo José Esteves studied artificial intelligence long before it became the latest business school staple. Trained as an informatic engineer, he’s worked in…

Students rarely enjoy the best of two different worlds. In cramped and noisy cities, they race at breakneck pace, sapping their energy as fast as their wallets. In Rockwellian college towns, they experience changing seasons and farmer’s markets, where the world shuts down on Saturday games. Beyond the famed rituals and familiar hangouts, these students…

In one of the largest randomized experiments ever conducted on artificial intelligence in the workplace, a team led by Brian Jabarian, economist at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and its Roman Family Center for Decision Research, set out to answer a radical question:  Can AI not just analyze human behavior, but interact…

U.S. B-schools rely on Indian students more than any other international group For U.S. business schools, the risk is growing. A proposed overhaul of the H‑1B visa process by the Trump administration could dramatically disrupt the flow of talent into MBA programs and the U.S. job market — a dual pipeline that elite programs have…

With roots in Brazil’s tech sector and a future in European consulting, Davi Drummond chose the Copenhagen Business School MBA to bridge experience with strategy. His time at CBS helped him rethink innovation – not just as a practice, but as a mindset for leading meaningful change. A Career Rooted In Innovation Before relocating to…

Classroom at Dartmouth College’s Tuck School MBA students flock to New York City for a reason. There is the energy and culture, always something to do and people to meet. More than that, there are the opportunities. The leader in finance, media, and advertising, the Big Apple just has a gravitational pull. Every industry –…

At Porto Business School in Portugal, “Our Career Services team is focused on helping students understand and articulate their transferable value — beyond job titles or functional expertise,” says Career Services Director Richard Carneiro. “As traditional roles evolve due to automation and cost pressures, we work with students to develop a strategic narrative around their…