The Chartered ABS has submitted a response to the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE) regarding its review of the Senior Leaders Master’s Degree…
This year's survey looks at the impact of Covid on student recruitment and the year ahead.
A selection of short films showing how business schools are using public good to impact on society
The Chartered ABS has submitted a response to the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) consultation on the UK’s Research & Development Roadmap.
The Government has released new guidance surrounding the Visa regime for international students.
We respond to the Government's COVID-19 support measures for universities and business schools.
We respond to the long-awaited outcome of the Athena SWAN review.
Following an instruction from the Education Minister, the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education have reviewed the SLMDA standards and the Trailblazer Group have…
Join Parliament's database of experts to help deal with the COVID-19 crisis.
There has been a lot of talk about apprenticeships and what has gone wrong with them. Inherent in many of these arguments are misunderstandings, misinterpretations and myths. What…
The Chartered ABS has responded to a consultation by Universities UK, GuildHE and the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.
The Chartered ABS have joined leading industry bodies in calling for a fair immigration system that supports the UK economy
At least 1 in 3 business and management academics in the UK are of international origin, and it's important to have an immigration system that enables this flow of skills and…
The 2019 Chartered ABS Annual Membership Survey finds that UK business schools are performing strongly and are focused on growth despite the continued uncertainty from Brexit and a…
Schools are encouraged to submit evidence to the latest MAC enquiry by 5 November
We welcome the Government's decision to reinstate a favourable visa regime that recognises the value of international students to the UK.
Anne Kiem has been appointed to policy councils in both the British Academy and Policy Connect.
We respond to recent policy developments in Westminster and beyond, including the Augar Review.
We break down the latest HESA data on Business and Management Research Funding
We believe the KEF has potential as a useful tool for promoting collaborative engagement, but that several concerns must first be addressed.
We believe that the core metrics of the TEF are not currently appropriate for assessing teaching quality in business schools.
Independent Review of TEF 2019 - members' views sought The Chartered ABS will be responding to the independent review of the Teaching Excellence…
Have your say in the 2019 KEF consultation.
The ESRC is recruiting members to join their Strategic Advisory Network (SAN).
The Government's White Paper is encouraging, but doesn't go far enough.
We present the case for a competitive and accessible post-study visa regime for international students.
We respond to the published draft assessment criteria and guidelines for making submissions to Ref 2021
We are delighted to announce five recipients of Chartered ABS fellowships in recognition of their outstanding work supporting UK business schools.
A showcase of the incredible work of UK business schools.
Business schools are building partnerships across Europe and globally as access to EU research funding and academic staff decreases.
Our views on the balance and effectiveness of research and innovation spending.
Business schools need to raise awareness about what they do, how they add value and how they could do more to help deal with the UK’s current challenges.
The latest government policies and what they mean for business schools It may have been the summer recess in Westminster, but it certainly didn’t stop a plethora of…
The Chartered ABS responds to inquiry into the quality of apprenticeships and skills training The Chartered ABS has responded to the Education Committee’s inquiry into the…
Business Productivity Review: Chartered ABS responds The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has asked for evidence on the firm-level interventions that…
Read the full response to the proposed guidance on the regulation of end-point assessments.
The taskforce investigate the impact of UK business schools in delivering their international objectives and how this influences both domestic and international prosperity.
An analysis on the current and planned provision of degree apprenticeships within the sector.
Our responses to subject-level TEF, the BEIS select committee, and the latest on apprenticeships
The Chartered ABS has published its response to the subject-level TEF consultation. We recognise that subject-level TEF has the potential to generate valuable data that could be…
A list of useful publications and websites to support members in the delivery of Degree Apprenticeships.
UK funding for business and management research in decline whilst funding from EU sources increase
Michelle Ovens appointed to drive awareness of business school support for SMEs
We have asked that HEFCE reconsiders both the purpose of the OSCR and the methodology it is derived from.
Employers want all higher education students to enter work with practical management and leadership skills – not just those graduating with business and management degrees.
Our response to the Knowledge Exchange Framework
A news and current affairs-style programme exploring how business schools create a positive impact.
The Home Office recently tasked the MAC (Migration Advisory Committee) with collecting evidence on the wider impact of international students. The Chartered ABS has been one of the…
We have been invited to contribute to the HEFCE call for evidence on what should and shouldn't be included in the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) metrics. This is the…
Since the last newsletter we have had confirmation that REF2021 will see all staff with “significant responsibility” for research will need to be submitted. What constitutes…
The Chartered ABS Annual Conference 2017 was the largest to date, and with over 250 delegates it was a fitting way to mark the 25th anniversary of the Association. With Keynote…
Read the results of the 2017 survey of business schools
I attended the Conservative Party Conference and notice the increased talk about the Industrial Strategy White Paper, which it seems will be published soon. There will be a…
The Council of the Chartered ABS has suggested an Apprenticeships Working Group be formed to help inform members of what is happening with apprenticeships, to engage with…
It has been an eventful summer in terms of HE policy, as well as the sometimes very personal attacks launched by Lord Adonis. It is difficult to choose which will have the most…
A closer look at degree apprenticeships in light of the Apprenticeships Levy and what it could mean for employers.
We highlight our members’ key areas of concern which should be priorities for the new government and the universities Minister.
Businesses paying the new Apprenticeships Levy can see that the best way to take advantage is by getting more experienced managers to take on apprenticeships themselves,…
The Minister's first meeting with business school deans.
Our latest analysis of research income for Business & Management research.
Students from the Netherlands recently visited Alliance Manchester Business School - what do they think about the UK's decision to leave the EU?
In the light of Brexit, business schools can contribute much in terms of perspectives on new markets, on new relationships with existing trading blocs and on the relationship…
University leaders should be reading between the lines to realise the wider potential of the Strategy
Aaron Porter provides fresh analysis of student recruitment data and the emerging markets.
Anne Kiem gives an update on the latest in Government Policy and relevant activities here at the Chartered ABS.
Chartered ABS response to the Autumn Statement
Over the two days at our Annual Conference, delegates engaged in discussions on the impact of Brexit on business schools, the technicalities of the TEF and much more.
Insights into the trends and challenges within the UK business school sector
Professor Matthew Humphreys shares his thoughts on the recent Brexit rulings in the High Court.
Following the SFA's announcement about RoATP and the ITT, HEFCE have commissioned UVAC to deliver a range of support for the HE sector.
Ulster University Business School hosts the launch of the report in which it is featured as an exemplar of added value provided to the local economy with an annual economic impact…
Mark Dawe, Chief Executive of AELP looks at the growing importance of degree apprenticeships
Chartered ABS report highlighting the far reaching contributions business schools make to local and regional economies.
Read our response to the SFA's proposal to replace the Register of Training Organisations (RoTO) with a Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers (RoATP).
The Government has published details of the Apprenticeship levy and initial funding proposals.
Chartered ABS response to the consultation on the Destination of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey.
Chartered ABS response to the consultation on teaching funding to support widening access and successful student outcomes.
Following a consultation with our members, we have submitted a formal response to the Teaching Excellence Framework Technical Consultation. You can download our response here. We…
24 June, 2016 In light of the EU referendum result we will watch with interest the impact on areas of concern for our member business schools. We will lobby government to ensure…
Harriet Richmond looks at the appropriateness of key metrics that will underpin the assessment of teaching quality under the proposed TEF.
In response to the Government's Higher Education White Paper, published today, Anne Kiem, Chief Executive of the Chartered Association of Business Schools said: "We support the…
With India set to become the 7th largest economy in the world, Kevin McCole, UKIBC discusses the approach that UK business schools can take to engage further with India.
The Chartered ABS has today published a new report which reveals the impact the Government’s student visa policy is having on universities and the economy. The report focuses on…
The Stern Review and international student visas...
It has been a busy start to the year with the submission deadline for the Green paper responses and the opening of consultation on the REF, otherwise known as the Stern Review. I…
Following a consultation with our members, we have submitted a formal response to BIS as part of the consultation process on the Government's Higher Education Green Paper -…
The Chartered Association of Business Schools has responded to the Chancellor's Spending Review and Autumn Statement. Professor Simon Collinson, Chair of the…
The government is guilty of “utter folly” by including international students in net migration targets according to the chair of the Business, Innovation and Skills Select…
The Chartered Association of Business Schools has responded to Sir Paul Nurse’s ‘Review of the UK Research Councils’.
Participants for the Chartered ABS Annual Conference 2015 heard from a range of speakers under the theme of Delivering Value, Driving Growth.
The Chartered Association of Business Schools, the voice of the UK’s business and management education sector, has provided an initial response to the Higher education green…
In an ever-changing and global marketplace, it could be argued that the role of business schools is no longer to train graduates for specific roles.
Anne Kiem provides some insights into our sessions at the 2015 party conferences and future activities from the organisation.
Warwick Business School's Prof. Keith Glaister explores how business schools can address the UKs productivity crisis.
A Chartered ABS review of the recent report on business-university research collaborations
Marie Clark from Hobsons provides some insights into the latest government proposals for international students.
Anne Kiem gives her views on the new government following the 2015 general election.
James Newhall provides an update on general election trends.
As part of our lobbying for an incoming government we have put questions towards three political party spokespeople including David Hanson MP Shadow Minister for Immigration for…
As part of our lobbying for an incoming government to change current immigration legislation affecting international students, we have put questions towards James Brokenshire MP…
Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Home Affairs, Justice & Equalities Julian Huppert MP talks to us about his partys' policies ahead of General Election 2015.
James Newhall provides an analysis on how the election could effect business schools.
Anne Kiem, Chief Executive of the Chartered Association of Business Schools, provides some insights in her latest monthly update As the saying goes, we live in interesting…
Our CEO provides an update on our recent events and plans for future programmes.
In January 2015, the ABS held its inaugural Diversity Impact Working Group event, with the first event focusing on ‘Putting Gender on the Agenda’. The event was well attended…
We are delighted to announce that the Association of Business Schools’ Annual Conference will take place on 9-10 November 2015, in Manchester. We have secured our first keynote…
As we start the New Year we are looking forward to the completion of process leading to the Association of Business Schools gaining a Royal Charter and becoming the Chartered…
Anne Kiem delivers another round-up of our recent activities.
ABS Manifesto for Growth We want an incoming government to recognise business and management education and research in STEMM. Professor Angus Laing makes the case to widen…
ABS Manifesto for Growth 2014 We want an incoming government to Remove international students from net migration targets. Professor Nora Ann Colton explains why UK business…
While women in both academia and corporate environments enjoy relative equality compared to their historical counterparts, there is still a long way to go. AACSB international…
Lively policy roundtable discussions focusing on the following themes: Globalisation, The Challenge of Economic Regeneration, The Challenge of the Reformed Student Market Place and…
27 Jan 21
Event venue: Online
Online video teaching skills: We are all TV presenters now! An interactive online workshop, 13:30-16:00, 27 January This practical workshop will…
2 Feb 21
Event venue: Virtual meeting
The New Deans' Network: Second Meeting 14:00-15:00, 2 February, online The New Deans' Network is designed to support business school Deans who…
12 Feb 21
Event venue: Online
Develop your Teaching Practice through Cases An interactive online workshop, 10:00-13:00, 12 February This practical workshop will demonstrate how…
5 Mar 21
Event venue: Online
Embedding Employability in the Business School Curriculum An interactive online workshop, 10:00-12:30, 5 March This practical workshop will help…
5 Mar 21
Event venue: Online
Embedding Employability in the Business School Curriculum An interactive online workshop, 10:00-12:30, 5 March This practical workshop will help…
29 Jun 21 - 30 Jun 21
Event venue: Online
The UK's leading gathering of business and management educators.
The Chartered ABS has submitted a response to the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) consultation on the UK’s Research & Development Roadmap.
We analyse the priorities and areas of attention facing the UK's business schools for the year ahead.
Read and download our full response to the consultation on Higher Technical Education
Read and download our full response to the consultation on Research Leadership in the Social Sciences
Background There is significant expert disagreement on how the distant future should be valued relative to the present. In general, people have a strong preference to consume now…
Business and Management funding rose over 2017/18, but did not keep pace with inflation.
Read and download our full response to the KEF Consultation
Read and download our response to the Independent Review of Subject-Level TEF
Business and management research creates new tools for analysing match fixing, leading to real policy change
Research from the University of Liverpool Management School results in an innovate new Index for assessing patent strength
We respond to the published draft assessment criteria and guidelines for making submissions to Ref 2021
We present the case for a competitive and accessible post-study visa regime for international students.
Assessing key sector priorities for the year ahead
UK funding for business and management research in decline whilst funding from EU sources increase
In November 2016 the Prime Minister announced that HM Treasury would lead a review designed to strengthen growing innovative firms within the UK. The review explores long-term…
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Our response to the Governments Green Paper "Building our Industrial Strategy".
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Our response to HEFCE's consultation on the NewDLHE
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Our annual report on research income for UK Business & Management
Read our full response to the second Research Excellence Framework consultation.
Our response to the Governement's Draft strategic guidance for Institute for Apprenticeships consultation.
Annual snapshot of the trends and challenges in UK business schools
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How business schools contribute to local and regional growth and productivity
Our response to the Skills Funding Agency consultation.
Our response to HESA's consultation on changes to the DLHE survey
Chartered ABS response to the consultation on teaching funding to support widening access and successful student outcomes.
Following a consultation with our members, we have submitted a formal response to the Teaching Excellence Framework Technical Consultation. We recorded the support of members in…
Following a consultation with our members, we have submitted a formal response to Lord Stern's review of the Research Excellence Framework. In our view the Stern Review needs to…
The Government’s current student visa policy is having detrimental effects on universities and the economy. This report focuses on recruitment trends of international students…
Following a consultation with our members, we have submitted a formal response to BIS as part of the consultation process on the Government's Higher Education Green Paper -…
Chartered ABS Annual Membership Survey 2015 This report provides an annual snapshot and insights into some of the key challenges and trends in the UK business school sector.
BU researchers, Professor John Fletcher and Professor Adam Blake, have developed and pioneered new approaches to estimate the economic impacts of tourism activities.
Research by Dr Steve French has influenced UK employment law and changed how policy makers and practitioners think about vulnerable employment.
Research led by Professor Paul Nightingale has been involved in working with policy-makers to evaluate the most effective schemes to provide finance and other support for SMEs.
Professor John O. S. Wilson's research has sought to understand the growth, development, scale, scope, governance and performance of credit unions in different countries.
Research undertaken by the Birkbeck Sport Business Centre on the broader sports sector has been used to improve governance practices across national governing bodies of sport.
The research has been undertaken in an economic and political context in which issues of workplace conflict resolution and downsizing have been central to public policy concerns
Professor Robin Mason
We showcase some of the very best examples of “impact” coming from business schools across the UK in this publication.
This series of thought pieces observes the challenges and trends of leadership in business schools through contributions generated from our second annual ‘business school…
In September 2014, the association outlined its key pledges for the incoming government of the next general election in areas concerning STEMM, business education funding and…
This joint report with the Chartered Management Institute and Quality Assurance Agency highlights the gap in the collaboration between employers and business schools. It suggests…
This report identifies opportunities for practical action to increase the impact of British business schools on innovation and growth in the United Kingdom economy. It provides…
This edition of the Pillars report focuses on sustainable economy and provides an account of the organisations’ finance for the year ending 2010
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