Media Coverage
Wharton tops 2025 FT MBA ranking despite strong European competition
20 February 2025
Andrew Jack reviews trends in the MBA marketplace on the back of the latest FT MBA ranking.
Read MoreGovernment Meddling Dampens Demand For International MBA Students
20 February 2025
Ben Ready, on the Australian MBAnews website, examines the impact of geopolitics and how growing program quality around the world is influencing the choice of prospective MBAs.
Read MoreAppeal of international MBAs on the decline
20 February 2025
Polly Nash, writing in The PIE, looks at the impact of visa restrictions and high costs on study abroad decisions among prospective MBAs.
Read MoreNew study shows increased interest in specialist MBAs
20 February 2025
Colette Doyle, writing for AMBA Insights, examines a growing trend for specialist MBAs, highlighted in the new CarringtonCrisp/EFMD report, Tomorrow's MBA.
Read MoreTrump Effect? Poll Finds Growing Study-Abroad Reluctance Among MBA Students
20 February 2025
Marc Ethier, writing in Poets&Quants, examines new data from Tomorrow's MBA suggesting a decline in those considering studying internationally for their MBA.
Read MoreWhere next for the MBA?
28 January 2025
Andrew Jack, Global Education Editor at the Financial Times, writes about the latest MBA trends in the Business School Insider newsletter.
Read Morepersonal magazin | Im MBA-Markt ist noch viel Musik drin
12 December 2024
Stefanie Hornung interviewed Andrew Crisp about the state of the MBA market.
Read MoreFT | Political shift weakens business schools’ appeal to overseas students
12 December 2024
Seb Murray writes in the FT about the impact of politics on the decisions being made by international students
Read MoreFT | Business schools step up executive coaching
02 November 2024
Jonathan Moules writes in the FT about the growing demand from business students for coaching to support their careers.
Read MoreFT | More Executive MBA students seek to switch careers
02 November 2024
Seb Murray looks at how Executive MBA students are increasingly using their studies to change career or launch a start-up rather than climbing the corporate ladder at their current employer.
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