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GMAC Updates MBA Reporting Rules To Boost Transparency
GMAC has updated its global admissions reporting standards to tighten score reporting, clarify test waivers and GPA disclosures, and strengthen transparency for MBA and business master’s applicants worldwide The Graduate Management Admission Council on Tuesday unveiled updated admissions reporting standards designed to improve transparency and comparability for applicants to MBA and business master’s programs worldwide.…
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The P&Q Interview: PRME’s David Steingard On Why Responsible Management Ed Matters More Than Ever
David Steingard, the newly appointed director of Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) presents on student engagement at the 2025 PRME Global Forum. David Steingard steps into his new role as director of Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) at a moment when responsible management education is both under pressure and in demand. Steingard, previously…
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Top 50 Consulting Firms To Work For In 2026
Sometimes, you just need a wake-up call. That’s what happened to Bain & Company last year. From 2021-2024, the firm had reigned as North America’s top consulting firm according to Vault, whose Consulting 50 survey is viewed as the ‘gold standard’ for measuring the prestige and employee-friendliness of management consulting firms. Year-after-year, Bain notched the…
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UNC Formalizes Surveillance Policy After Secretly Recording – Then Firing – Kenan-Flagler Professor
Bell Hall at the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School. University of North Carolina has formalized a policy allowing administrators to record classes without notice under certain circumstances. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has adopted a new policy explicitly allowing administrators to record classes without notifying instructors, a practice that first…
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London Business School’s John Mullins Named Outstanding Case Teacher For 2026
John Mullins of London Business School is the 2026 Outstanding Case Teacher The Case Centre has named John Mullins of London Business School as its Outstanding Case Teacher for 2026, honoring the entrepreneurship professor for what the organization described as a sustained contribution to case-based learning. The award was announced Wednesday as part of World Case…
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Financial Times: Alumni Give Business Schools High Marks – With A Warning
Business school graduates around the world continue to see clear value in their degrees, but many say programs must adapt more quickly to changing workplace demands, according to a new global alumni survey reported by the Financial Times. The study, conducted with the ZHAW School of Management and Law and supported by AACSB International, surveyed…
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Epstein Associate Resigns From Cambridge Judge Advisory Board
David Stern at the 2025 World Governments Summit in Dubai. Newly released docs show that Stern was a close associate of Epstein Photo: YouTube via Financial News A German financier with documented ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has resigned from the advisory board of the University of Cambridge’s Judge Business School after media…
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10 Business Schools To Watch In 2026
New facilities. New leadership. New degrees. Revamped curriculum. Alternative formats. Major investments. Every year, business schools make statements. They enter new markets, roll out spiffy tools, and sign lucrative partnerships. It’s in their nature, after all. Business is the never-ending search for new opportunities and customers, always pursuing an edge that spurs growth. No different…
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The P&Q Interview: Africa’s Rabat Business School Looks To Seize The Moment Amid International Talent Shifts
Rabat Business School’s main campus in Morocco. The school is part of the International University of Rabat and serves as a hub for undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs. As Western business schools grapple with demographic declines and shifting preferences for international students, they are increasingly turning their gaze toward Africa. It is the youngest continent…
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Why ‘EasyJet: The Web’s Favourite Airline’ Still Rules The MBA Classroom
The case method was invented at Harvard Business School, where the first-ever case was published more than 100 years ago The most popular business school case ever written isn’t about a Silicon Valley unicorn, a Wall Street titan, or a globe-spanning conglomerate. It’s about a low-cost airline. EasyJet: The Web’s Favourite Airline, authored at IMD…
