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Learning and “leanness” in the information age I delivered my first lecture in 1979. Aged 27, I was beset with a mixture of genuine passion for the topic and unbridled dread…
Developing students’ soft skills through business competitions One consequence of a ‘monetised’ higher education system is that students expect value for money and a…
LinkedIn: Maximising the relationship between business schools and their final year students In an environment where prospective students’ decisions about their education are…
All these challenges represent great pressure to encourage us to think about the process of greening accounting and finance curricula.
Professor Zahir Irani, Executive Dean, University of Bradford explains how a reinvented form of the MBA may well hold the key to its survival.
The Professional Managers' Committee met on April 20th, our second meeting of the year. We can say with confidence and pride that our key projects are gaining momentum and we look…
If we looked for visible signs of commitment to diversity in the content of business and management school degrees on your website, would it be easily found?
In practice, for many in professional service roles there are few ways to demonstrate clear linkages between goals for the year. This case study provides a solution.
The professional management matrix has helped to drive a cultural and efficiency change across our faculty of business.
This useful tool for guiding staff development has found great success.
A case study on why Saïd Business School won Business School of the Year at the THE Awards
Are you thinking of applying for Business School of the Year? Anne Kiem, Chartered ABS CEO, sits on the THE Awards judging panel and shares her advice.
Can a Digital One Minute Paper help support teaching, especially in large multi-national classes?
Reflecting on recent blog posts on this website it is clear that one of the fundamental roles of business schools is to ensure our graduates transition successfully into meaningful…
The first meeting of 2018 for the Professional Managers Committee let us take stock of the successes of the previous year and look to the future, with a wealth of reports to…
Challenging existing notions of executive education by developing active citizenship among young people - a case study from Aston Business School
In the same week that Chartered ABS launched their report on the 'Impact of Executive Education', LinkedIn launched 39 new skills development courses. These courses are now part…
How can business schools help prevent gender stereotypes hindering the progress of the future business leaders they teach?
The flipped classroom is now synonymous in discussions and presentations concerning new ways of teaching. It struck me that the presentations we deliver focus on the practical, on…
“The future of business schools is tied up with their future legitimacy.”
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