EDUCATION

Business schools are increasingly focusing on developing a broad world view and tolerance for cultural differences in MBA participants in a variety of ways through their curricula and otherwise.

25 percent of employed Americans are most grateful for the stability in their jobs

Research by the Sutton Trust shows that private school students in the country are 55 times more likely to win a place at Oxford or Cambridge than students at state schools who qualify for Free School Meals.

The launch of Apple's iPad in April 2010 has been rated as one of the most notable business developments of the year by an eminent professor at the Harvard Business School.

Columbia Law School has joined Yale Law School and Northwestern Law School in offering a fast-track program that allows students to graduate with a law as well as business degrees at the end of three years.

For companies competing in the global marketplace, getting the right talent in the right place at the right time represents the most significant challenge today in terms of driving future growth.

Starting March 2011, the Fast Track MBA program from the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College will be offered from a new facility in San Francisco's South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood.

The first round of cuts in government funding to universities is likely to cost £300-400m in grant money to universities this year.

Five focus areas that every aspirant of an Executive MBA should spend some time on before arriving at a final decision and choice of destination

The Class of 2010 at London Business School's (LBS) Masters in Management program turn up impressive placement statistics

Johnson at Cornell University has launched an exclusive Emerging Markets Institute (EMI) which will facilitate emerging markets research and education by bringing together preeminent practitioners and academics under its umbrella.

China is turning out to be one of the most popular MBA destinations among international students, according to a report by Bloomberg Businessweek magazine.

Year-long survey conducted by Glassdoors.com puts social networking giant Facebook at the top of preferred employers' list

Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) in the U.S. expect improved employment rates and wage growth in the coming year, according to a joint study by Duke University and CFO Magazine.

An exclusive interview with Professor Valérie Gauthier, Associate Dean, HEC MBA Program

A study led by the Nottingham Business School and UK-based ABS quantifies the likely impact of business schools on local economies

Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University has introduced a unique specialization for water business aspirants as part of its Executive MBA program, in association with Wetsus, the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Water Technology

The part time MBA at the Haas School of Business has seen several innovations in curricula as well as career services this year.

The industry had the highest proportion of women in boardrooms in 2010 - at 18.1 percent.

The most recent annual Census from Catalyst, based on a study of women's representation in boards and executive positions, shows that only 15.7% of seats in the boards of 497 among Fortune 500 companies were occupied by women.

Catalyst report indicates thatmen actually reap higher benefits from mentoring in their careers than women of equal potential

Top executives in the Brazilian capital of Sau Paulo are reportedly earning higher salaries than their counterparts in the global financial powerhouses of New York, London and Hong Kong, but few seem to think so.

5 promising MBA destinations that aspirants eyeing a career in the industry could consider

The School works to develop a proprietary teaching and assessment tool that will enhance how faculty teach and measure the development of students' ethical judgment.

In conversation with Rebecca Joffrey, Director – Career Education, Tuck School of Business, who believes that2011 is going to be a strong year for MBA recruiting.

The Azim Premji Foundation plans to establish schools in every district in India to facilitate attainment of objectives laid down in the National Policy for Education.

Innovative program from the London School of Business and Finance offers an MBA through social media platform Facebook.

The latest study from the Modern Language Association of America shows a 6.6% rise in enrollments in foreign language courses among undergraduate and graduate students between 2006 and 2009

Schools, teachers and students are increasingly using Android applications to suit their customized needs