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In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral tool across industries, transforming how businesses operate and make decisions.   “For business schools, equipping students with the skills to effectively and ethically harness AI is no longer optional but essential,” said Nikunj Kapadia, PhD, associate dean of graduate studies at Isenberg School of Management. “As AI reshapes the workplace, the…

At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, students don’t just study artificial intelligence in the classroom. They build, test, and bring it to life.   Students in the Master of Science in Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence for Business program blend technical depth and business acumen to lead AI-driven transformations. The comprehensive AI-centered curriculum includes advanced courses to prepare students to confidently lead in today’s tech-driven…

Artificial intelligence has quickly found its way into nearly every aspect of modern business operations, from supply chain to financial modeling and customer service. According to McKinsey, 86% of business leaders expect AI to fundamentally transform their organizations by 2030. This is leading to rapid growth in AI-related roles. In its Future of Jobs Report, the World…

As International Women’s Day approaches, female business school leaders say progress toward gender parity in leadership is real, but far from complete. Business schools like to portray themselves as incubators for the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators, the people who will tackle society’s biggest challenges and build a more equitable world. But who…

Chairman of the WeCare Foundation, Saad Kassis‑Mohamed: “Inclusion starts earlier than graduate school. When we invest in education as a society, infrastructure and community programmers, we’re widening the future talent pool long before someone writes an MBA essay.” Courtesy photo. Saad Kassis‑Mohamed isn’t one to sit comfortably inside the lines. After growing up across multiple…

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (Jon Gardiner/UNC-Chapel Hill) Less than two weeks after formally authorizing administrators to secretly record classes, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has reversed course. Chancellor Lee Roberts told faculty Friday that the university will nix the newly adopted classroom recording policy, confirming that no faculty members…

Artist rendering of NEOMA Business School’s new Reims campus, highlighting the light-filled “Hive,” a timber-framed central hub designed to foster collaboration and informal student engagement. In February 2021, with the pandemic still raging, Poets&Quants named NEOMA Business School in France one of five European Business Schools to Watch for its flashy, new virtual campus –…

Professor Agathe Mezzadri-Guedj leads a session of NEOMA Business School’s required first-year literature course, where nearly 1,000 undergraduate students examine leadership and ethics through classic texts. Since its publication in 1818, readers have debated a question central to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: Who is the monster? Is it the created – Victor Frankenstein’s creature, shunned and…

Anaiy Somalwar at Berkeley Haas after being admitted to the UC Berkeley Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology (M.E.T.) Program. Courtesy photo UC Berkeley has long been a powerhouse for aspiring founders. Year after year, the school is ranked among the best globally for entrepreneurship programs, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Last year, the school…

Georgetown McDonough MBAs. Courtesy photo Starting this fall, Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business will be rolling out a redesign of its full‑ and part‑time MBA programs. “Overall, this curriculum shift happened because the environment for business education is changing very fast,” Senior Associate Dean of MBA Programs Sudipta Dasmohapatra says. “This is driven by…