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The latest Business Masters news
The latest Financial Times Master’s in Management Ranking is launched
The Financial Times has published its latest 2008 Master’s in Management Ranking on its website. This annual series ranks master’s in management programmes through comparing a combination of weighted salary, career progression, percentage in employment three months after graduation and the level of international exposure enjoyed by the students of ... More
Nice in theory, but in practice…
Recent research undertaken by Nick Wilson and his team at Kingston Business School for Cripps Sears and Partners, the executive search firm, has shown that what employers thought they wanted, highly motivated and innovative leaders, ie entrepreneurs, was very different from what they were actually happy to appoint and work ... More
Edinburgh’s new MSc in Accounting and Finance gets a seal of approval
The University of Edinburgh’s MSc in Accounting and Finance has been approved as an Education Partner of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA(c)) Institute, the global membership organisation that awards the prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst designation. This means that the MSc is judged by the Institute as covering at least 70% ... More
Cambridge Business School launches International Human Resource Management Centre
The Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge was pleased to announce on 28 July 2008 the launch of a major new forum devoted to excellence in global human resource management – the Centre for International Human Resource Management (CIHRM). Through strong partnerships between industry and academia, and sponsors ... More
Tanaka Business School gets a new name
The Business School at Imperial College London is changing its name from Tanaka Business School to Imperial College Business School. The change is being made to emphasise that the School is an integral part of the College by incorporating the Imperial College name directly into its title. The renaming comes ... More
City University launches unique M&A Research Centre
An M&A Research Centre (MARC) has been established at City’s Cass Business School. It is the only active M&A centre to be found at a major global business school and will act as a hub for industry-focused, thought-leading research. The Centre will derive the majority of its funding from a ... More
A cutting-edge entrepreneurship event comes to the University of Oxford
Now in its eighth year, ‘Silicon Valley Comes to Oxford’ is one of Europe’s leading entrepreneurship events. At this year’s forum, which takes place from 23–24 November 2008, entrepreneurs and innovators will provide a ‘360° View of the Valley’. As in previous years, the event will comprise a vibrant and ... More
Ashridge Business School launches innovative Award
Ashridge Business School, in partnership with the European Academy of Business in Society (EABIS) and supported by HP and WWF, has launched the Ashridge Sustainable Innovation Award 2008/09. The award is designed to generate the best ideas from MBA and other postgraduate students on how organisations can create value from ... More
Breaking the mould at London Business School
London Business School announced on 29 September 2008 the launch of a ground-breaking new addition to its existing degree programme portfolio. The new Master’s in Management degree will welcome students from around the world for its first intake in August 2009. The London Business School Master's in Management will attract ... More
Aston Business School leads the world
In global rankings announced on 29 September by The Financial Times, graduates of Aston Business School’s Masters in Management programmes topped the table for their career status. This measure of career progression surveyed alumni three years after they completed their course, asking them to rate their experience. It also factored ... More
Shortlist of UK academic excellence
For the fourth year, The Times Higher Education magazine will be recognising outstanding university programming across the UK. This year, an impressive 130 institutions have submitted over 500 entries to various panels of judges for each of the following categories: • Outstanding Contribution to Innovation and Technology • Outstanding Support ... More
Great interest in Brunel Business School’s new programmes
Brunel Business School’s new MSc in Global Supply Chain Management is already attracting a great deal of interest. Available both full time and part time for the first time since September 2008, the course is designed specifically to equip students to take advantage of the growing number of career opportunities ... More
