Tomorrow's MBA

What future for the MBA? 

When every business school has one and every business graduate wants one, what makes you different?

In 2009 the MBA came under increased scrutiny as bankers with MBAs were blamed for the global financial crisis.  Media-bashing of the MBA raised questions about its future.  At the same time every business school seemed to offer an MBA, but how it was delivered, what was taught and what it offered for a prospective student varied widely, as did the fees.

Against this background, CarringtonCrisp launched Tomorrow’s MBA, a study of prospective MBA students seeking to find out whether attitudes to the qualification had changed, what they wanted from an MBA and what content was a priority for an MBA programme.

Now in it’s third year, Tomorrow’s MBA has gathered views from more than 1800 prospective students in over 90 countries.  The Executive Summary from the third year of the study can be read here. To take part in the next round of the Tomorrow's MBA study, download details and a booking form here.