International Club of Journalists

1 décembre 2010

M.B.A.’s in Japan Struggle for Respect

By MIKI TANIKAWA TOKYO — For many businesspeople looking to re-invent themselves by getting an M.B.A., there is one well-worn question: How much more will I be worth after obtaining the actual degree? In Japan, the answer is not simple — nor is it a given...

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24 novembre 2010

44 mn students to enter higher education in next 10 years

By Prashant K. Nanda India’s higher education enrolment will move up to 44 million from the current 14 million in a decade, the Central government said on Friday, underlining that private players, distance education and foreign education providers will...

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17 novembre 2010

More British students choose American universities

By Jeevan Vasagar, Education editor The number of British students studying at US universities has increased for the second year in a row to nearly 9,000, according to figures out today. Data released by the Institute of International Education, a US...

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3 novembre 2010

Learning without frontiers

UNIVERSITIES have become terrifically popular. In Britain the clamour for higher education is such that almost half of young people now enroll, and the prospect of having to pay more for the privilege from 2012 is provoking a headlong dash for the ivory...

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27 octobre 2010

Business schools face EMBA challenge

By Della Bradshaw In May this year, all eyes in the medical world were on a Spaniard as he stepped in front of the television cameras. Known only as Rafael, he was one of the first people in the world to have undergone a large-scale facial transplant,...

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20 octobre 2010

Affluent Indians Sending More Students Abroad

NEW DELHI — When Rohit Bhasin recently arrived in India after eight years away, he was taken aback by the number of homes, roads and bridges being built. “The first thing I noticed stepping off here was, ‘There’s so much spending going on,”’ said Mr....

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13 octobre 2010

Students seek a responsible angle to their studies

By Roger Trapp Claire Williams is in many ways typical of a modern-day business school graduate. In contrast to the popular image of the MBA as a sharp-suited individual overly focused on strategy and numbers at the expense of the human aspect, she decided...

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6 octobre 2010

Disconnect between courses and market needs

Loopholes in university sector need to be addressed sooner than later, conference told By Dina El Shammaa, Abu Dhabi Deputy Editor Abu Dhabi: Despite the UAE being the largest investor in the higher education industry across the GCC region, there are...

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29 septembre 2010

Elite B-Schools Keep on Building

They're constructing bigger and more-elaborate campuses to attract applicants and professors and climb higher in magazine rankings By Oliver Staley The Yale School of Management crams students and faculty into 19th-century homes and former astronomy buildings...

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22 septembre 2010

MBA recruitment: the picture brightens

By Susan Peppercorn "Last year at this time, I kept checking to ensure that my phone was still working because it wasn't ringing," said Lynn Sarikas, director of the MBA Career Center at Boston's Northeastern University. "The good news is that the phone...

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