Stereotypically, big corporate organisations don’t  encourage entrepreneurism but this attitude is changing says Hemant 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.

Student of the year Husameldin Elnasri speaks about his experiences at Lancaster University and the hopes he has for his homeland Sudan

A host of awards provide start-ups with support, advice and inspiration, says Jessica Moore

A change of mindset could help women bridge the leadership gender gap, says Helena Pozniak – and not just on the male side

Several courses tailored to specific industries are now being offered, says Jessica Moore

Widget Finn on a booming sector that is finding favour at UK universities from homegrown and overseas students alike

In an intense study atmosphere, you might just bump into the right people to make your business dreams come alive, says Helena Pozniak

Private equity has always fascinated me. To understand how general partners turn around a company when it is in distress or position it to sustain its success and foster its growth, has always been exciting to me. 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?

American astronaut Ron Garan returned from his time on the International Space Station in a Russian capsule - and new faith in the power of global collaboration

If you read the prospectus of any top ten business school in the world, they will all claim to be 'truly global'.

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.

As I sit on a train en route to the Taj Mahal, I finally have a moment to reflect on the roller coaster of emotions my fellow classmates and I experienced in Mumbai. On 31 March, a group of 75 London Business School MBA students from over 50 countries landed in Mumbai, India for the Global Business Experience (GBE). 

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