The Independent's complete guide to choosing the right MBA, in partnership with the Association of MBAs
The Hong Kong skyline

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?

If you read the prospectus of any top ten business school in the world, they will all claim to be 'truly global' - but what does this mean?

As London Business School visits one of the largest slums in the world, their perspective on the world changes forever...

Parental duties can prevent some women from considering an MBA, but a balance can be achieved

Helena Pozniak finds out why the number of women in business schools is rising

Programmes are increasingly being expanded into new areas, tailored to precisely match global economic needs

From his office window at Salford Business School, Kurt Allman has a clear view of Manchester United Football Club's stadium. And global brands, as he points out, don't come much bigger.

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

Andrew Dickson White, first president of Cornell University

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...

Andrew Main Wilson, the new CEO of AMBA

Andrew Main Wilson is to be the new chief executive of AMBA, it has been announced, on the first day of the Association's conference in Poland

Twenty MPs are expected to call for the peers in question to lose their titles

It's never been harder for students to pay for postgraduate degrees. So what's to be done?

The international authority on postgraduate business education, the Association of MBAs (AMBA), has reported a 17 per cent growth in membership numbers.

After graduation, if you're interested in studying postgraduate, then you'll need to attend open days across the country

Our guide to university postgraduate open days across the UK.

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Behind the scenes at the AMBA Global Leadership Conference

So here I am sipping a delicious coffee at the southern most tip of Africa, surrounded by a breathtaking combination of mountains and oceans, and completely in awe at witnessing what happens when you put a number of people from all over the world around what table.

Panel discussion on responsible leadership

The challenges of taking an MBA as an African

It was funny how it took me longer time coming from Sudan to South Africa than it took my colleagues coming from other continents. I guess this could be another reminder (and a metaphor) of how much work we need to do as African to bridge the gaps between us and stop functioning like a big messed up family.

What's the AMBA Global Leadership Conference all about?

I had the privilege of representing Kingston Business School London, one of the 26 accredited business school that have signed up to the MBA Global Ambassador Programme, at the Global Leadership Conference, in Cape Town, South Africa.

The boomerang generation: Why are so many more graduates moving back in with mum and dad?

In the eerie silence of an empty nest, parents often pine for the good old days of mounting phone bills, the patter of keyboards and loud music reverberating through the house. Yet as rent prices skyrocket and students are squeezed ever tighter, they should be careful what they wish for.

Enas Newire is researching antimicrobial strategies and resistance at UCL

Going the distance: The new trend for distance learning

Distance learning has been a vital mechanism through which Egyptian molecular biologist Enas Newire has been able to balance her career and professional development.

The ‘Unrulyversity’ classes follow five formats and seek to bridge the gap between business and academia – while sitting on comfy sofas

Pop along for an education

Helena Pozniak signs up for an unruly university class for entrepreneurs

Postgraduate queries

Q: Do the university ranking organisations consider what life is like for postgraduates?

Research matters: Innovation is driven by people like you

Investment in postgraduates is vital to our economy, says Rick Rylance

Pollard is interested in how Lance Armstrong's sponsors responded to the Oprah Winfrey interview

Postgraduate diary: 'I was out of my comfort zone'

Ask around undergraduate bars and common rooms and one major complaint about doing a postgraduate course is that it'll increase the size of your overdraft. But with a little bit of ingenuity, it doesn't have to.

The write stuff: English post-grad James Franco

Masters' degrees: Are they worth the bother?

Your degree might be coming to an end, but are you ready to leave university yet? A master's degree may work out for someone like James Franco, but is it right for you?

The smart employee makes the most of the opportunities CPD can offer, as opposed to merely clocking up hours

Keep your career moving with Continuous Professional Development

Keeping pace with changes can help you stand out – and the rewards don't end there

Tackling a climb of Mount Kilimanjaro poses a management challenge of a very different stripe

Scaling new career summits: Women in the boardroom

Women are making boardroom strides after conquering Africa's highest peak

RCA Masters graduate Ani Surabhi with his unique Kranium helmet design

Creative ways to get ahead: Masters in arts and design

Masters in arts and innovation vary wildly, but the best have a hard commercial edge, says Peter Brown

Imperial College Business School offers two management MSc routes

Master your own destiny: Take an MSc in business

An MSc is a major investment, but the rewards are more than worth the effort

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