The Independent's complete guide to choosing the right MBA, in partnership with the Association of MBAs
Stereotypically, big corporate organisations don’t encourage entrepreneurism but this attitude is changing says Hermant Chandran
Mobile expert and MBA Vibhuti Singh discusses the next huge shift in the world of commerce
A big part of my decision to come to London Business School for my MBA was the emphasis it placed on delivering a range of in-class and extra-curricular experiences that mirror an increasingly multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary workplace
A change of mindset could help women bridge the leadership gender gap, says Helena Pozniak – and not just on the male side
It's sometimes thought that undergraduate life is too closeted to provide any real preparation for the world of work
Today Asia, and more particularly China, drives the world’s economy. What better Global Business Experience for me than this trip to Hong Kong to study private equity?
In the next month or so, your year's worth of dissertation hell will be over. Harriet Williamson has a few ideas on how to fill your time
It's not cheap and you're often left to your own devices. Harriet Williamson, doing an MA at York, ponders whether or not she's getting her money's worth
Several courses tailored to specific industries are now being offered, says Jessica Moore
Q: I am interested in becoming a social worker, and want to know what path you'd recommend, after I graduate in history this summer.
You've got more work and less structure, and most of your uni friends have moved on and away into the world of work. Is a Masters isolating, asks Harriet Williamson
Days of wild clubbing abandon and blagging your way through reading are no more when it comes to a Masters degree, but that doesn't mean your old life is gone for good...
MBA Blogs: Corporate entrepreneurship is needed
01 August 2013 05:28 PM
Stereotypically, big corporate organisations don’t encourage entrepreneurism but this attitude is changing says Hemant Chandran
What to do with your end-of-Masters freedom
17 July 2013 03:16 PM
In the next month or so, your year's worth of dissertation hell will be over. Harriet Williamson has a few ideas on how to fill your time
MBA Blog: Is e-commerce becoming m-commerce?
16 July 2013 03:25 PM
Mobile expert and MBA Vibhuti Singh discusses the next huge shift in the world of commerce
MBA Blog: Istanbul, the bridge between West and East
09 July 2013 03:58 PM
A big part of my decision to come to London Business School for my MBA was the emphasis it placed on delivering a range of in-class and extra-curricular experiences that mirror an increasingly multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary workplace.
From armed rebels to government officials: First Sudanese MBA student receives AMBA's top honour
04 July 2013 11:16 AM
Student of the year Husameldin Elnasri speaks about his experiences at Lancaster University and the hopes he has for his homeland Sudan
Masters degrees: Pricey, but is it worth it?
03 July 2013 04:02 PM
It's not cheap and you're often left to your own devices. Harriet Williamson, doing an MA at York, ponders whether or not she's getting her money's worth
£25m boost to postgraduate funding
02 July 2013 04:53 PM
Universities and colleges are to be given extra money to encourage poorer students to continue studying after gaining their degrees, David Willetts has announced.
Entrepreneurs profit from winning ideas
02 July 2013 04:20 PM
A host of awards provide start-ups with support, advice and inspiration, says Jessica Moore
Women in the boardroom: Your potential is all in your head
02 July 2013 04:12 PM
A change of mindset could help women bridge the leadership gender gap, says Helena Pozniak – and not just on the male side
Music? Biotech? Real estate? The rise of specialist MBA programmes
02 July 2013 04:08 PM
Several courses tailored to specific industries are now being offered, says Jessica Moore
Tourism business courses: Brand new routes to a career in travel
01 July 2013 12:12 PM
Widget Finn on a booming sector that is finding favour at UK universities from homegrown and overseas students alike
Perfect partnerships for enterprise forged in the classroom
01 July 2013 12:07 PM
In an intense study atmosphere, you might just bump into the right people to make your business dreams come alive, says Helena Pozniak
An ode to my MA dissertation
19 June 2013 04:49 PM
It's hard work and the end might not always be in sight - but it's important to love what you're studying, says Harriet Williamson
Postgraduate queries: Social work, affording a Masters and stage management
19 June 2013 11:28 AM
Q: I am interested in becoming a social worker, and want to know what path you'd recommend, after I graduate in history this summer.
Research matters: 'How can we help young talents develop?'
19 June 2013 11:24 AM
RCUK wants to know how you've used your PhD, says Rick Rylance
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