08.27.08 by Bärbel Schwertfeger
Canada: Relaxed work rules for graduates
Anyone doing a degree in Canada will be able to stay in the country for three years after graduation while looking for a job, according to new government regulations. >
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08.27.08 by Bärbel Schwertfeger
MBA: A port in a storm
The worse the economic situation, the higher the number of applicants for an MBA program – which is definitely the case this time around. Preliminary figures from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) show that 77 percent of full-time programs have reported higher demand for places this year. >
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07.31.08 by Bärbel Schwertfeger
ESMT: Accreditation with harsh criticism
Although the Wissenschaftsrat, the advisory body to the German Federal Government and the state governments for higher education institutions and the research sector, has accredited the European School of Management and Technology (ESMT) in Berlin, it makes no secret about the fact that it considers the business school’s ambitious goals unrealistic. >
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08.14.08
One-week blogger wanted
MBA Channel Insider wants to know: What’s a typical week in the life of an MBA student like? Our way of saying thanks: A $20 iTunes gift certificate. > more
08.15.08
Find your MBA Event
The MBA Channel Event-Calender provides your most important appointments: upcoming events and information sessions in your area, GMAT training at renowned business schools, recruiting events by international consulting companies. >
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07.31.08
Harvard expands in Asia
Harvard Business School (HBS) has unveiled its plans to open two offices in China. The Shanghai office will be home to a researcher affiliated with HBS’ Hong Kong-based Asia Pacific research centre, one of the school’s five international research centers - the other four are in Latin America, Japan, India and France. >
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07.30.08
Ashridge with awarding powers
Starting in September, the British business school Ashridge will
be able to award its own academic degrees. The degrees were previously
awarded by City University and latterly by Middlesex University. >
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07.31.08
“MBA Campus Life” Photo Contest
Nadine Heuberger, program organizer of the Rochester-Bern Executive MBA Program, has won the photo contest held by “MBA Channel Insider”, the community for MBA schools, students and companies. >
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06.26.08 by Bärbel Schwertfeger
Elite universities: MBA not a factor
The MBA program often isn’t a factor for the universities that have been chosen by the German federal government as elite universities. Some even intentionally distance themselves from the international MBA market. >
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06.26.08 by Bärbel Schwertfeger
First Indian school with Equis seal of approval
The Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad (IIM-A) is the first business school in India to receive the Equis accreditation. Next to the IIM in Bangalore, the IIM in Ahmedabad is considered to be one of the leading management schools among the six state IIMs. >
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I have been investigating and writing about the field of MBA as a journalist for at least 15 years. There were ups and downs. Some years, MBA was "in", then again, MBA was declared dead. At the moment, the market is booming.
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