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The impossible is now possible
22 June 2020
Claudia Monteiro has been interviewing leaders in business education across the world. Read the summary of those conversations and how change can happen when we throw away the rule book.
Read MoreSway to the sound of TikTok, Zoom and Vloggers
22 June 2020
The corporate veneer beloved by business schools in the last decade isn’t what people want now. Prospective students are looking for relatable content, writes Chris Stokel-Walker
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #13: Wendy Loretto, University of Edinburgh Business School
16 June 2020
At Edinburgh, a global gathering of alumni to celebrate 100 years of teaching business moved online during the pandemic, prompting ideas about future activities that can go ahead without travel.
Read MoreTweeting in a crisis - timing, trends and topics
12 June 2020
A new study by Maastricht University School of Business and Economics reviewed over 75,000 tweets from EQUIS business schools to discover how schools have been communicating in recent months.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #12: Stephen Bach, King's Business School
08 June 2020
Stress and resilience webinars for entrepreneurs, digital internships and a deeper emphasis on meaningful work have all become part of King's response to this crisis.
Read MoreOur Latest Report | Be brave – a new era for higher education
02 June 2020
In this CarringtonCrisp & Linkedin report we explore the intensifying appetite for lifelong learning, and how it's re-writing the rules of business education.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #11: Saul Klein, Gustavson School of Business
01 June 2020
A global forum on trust and truth, keeping up the international student experience and nurturing the School's culture during lockdown all feature in our conversation with Saul Klein.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #10: a conversation with Daniel Traça, Nova SBE
29 May 2020
I really want to thank our female colleagues; they’ve done so much to support our students during this disruption, on top of taking on the lion’s share of childcare and schooling from home.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #9: a conversation with Kate Kearins, Auckland University of Technology
25 May 2020
Everyone agrees exams are poor tools of assessment, so Auckland University of Technology did the unthinkable by getting rid of them.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #8: a conversation with Yusra Mouzughi, Muscat University
22 May 2020
Online education is giving a voice to students in Oman, a country where respect for elders can get in the way of asking questions to lecturers.
Read MoreTales from the Lockdown #7: a conversation with Antonio Batista, Fundação Dom Cabral
18 May 2020
Community comes first: with unemployment soaring, Fundação Dom Cabral committed to help one million popular small businesses – from street sellers to favela café owners - to survive and thrive.
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