International Club of Journalists

7 avril 2010

Business Schools Respond to Demand for Use of Social Media

By FIONA MACKAY In June last year, the British home furnishings retailer Habitat tried to drum up potential customer interest by posting short messages on the micro-blogging site Twitter, embedding newsy keywords, known as hashtags, in the texts. Hashtags...

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30 mars 2010

Students Still Want an MBA, But Not With Ethics

A new report, titled Tomorrow’s MBA, has found that prospective students are still keen on the MBA qualification despite its reputation taking a knock during the banking crisis. However, asked what content was valuable to them as part of an MBA study,...

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23 mars 2010

Foreign Education Bill finally gets Cabinet nod

BS REPORTER / New Delhi, Mumbai/ Bangalore After several years of debate, the Union Cabinet today unanimously approved a Bill that would allow foreign education providers to set up campuses in India and offer degrees. A Bill to this effect was first introduced...

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16 mars 2010

The Spanish business school and the Universities

By Carmen Sanchez-Silva Do we have bad and good universities business schools in Spain? If you stop to look at the world's most influential ranking clearly would draw that conclusion. In the renowned Shanghai Jiao Tong University Ranking, which measures...

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9 mars 2010

Why French are skipping the Sorbonne for Britain

Students desert French universities in protest against strikes and militancy By John Lichfield in Paris French students are deserting the Sorbonne because of the once élite university's reputation for militancy, strikes and abandoned lectures. They are...

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1 mars 2010

Donation to Yale sparks debate

Editor: Zhang Xiang A Chinese graduate's record-setting $8,888,888 donation to his school at Yale University has stirred wide debate at home. While some say it's up to Zhang Lei to do as he likes, others question why he didn't donate to his alma mater...

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22 février 2010

Service Helps to Link Ex-Military M.B.A.s

By Jane Porter For military veterans in business school, making the transition to the corporate world often means navigating the uncharted terrain of résumé writing and networking. While traditional M.B.A. students typically step into the job search with...

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15 février 2010

MBA students see signs of job market thaw

BOSTON (Reuters) - Students at one of America's top business schools see evidence that high-technology, startup and alternative energy companies will hire more actively this year after a difficult 2009 for graduates. Editing by Mark Egan and Cynthia Osterman...

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8 février 2010

Tuition-Free University Gains a Following

A year since its formation, the online University of the People has attracted several hundred students, a team of top academic advisers, and growing support worldwide By Alison Damast One of the higher education world's boldest experiments began in September...

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1 février 2010

Why europe based economists prefer to study/work in US?

By Amol Agrawal One-third of the faculty of Harvard University’s economics department hails from Europe. At the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business, half of the finance department’s faculty is European. And these schools aren’t alone: European...

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