Vol.09 Issue 02 – ’15 – Special Masters Supplement
Introduction: Masters programmes
I hope you will enjoy this special supplement to EFMD’s Global Focus dedicated to masters programmes. It provides insights from leading specialists on the development of these programmes in North America, Europe and Australasia.
Read MoreCan the MiM become a global brand?
Della Bradshaw looks at the widespread (if confusing) growth of the one-year MiM degree.
Read MoreThe corporate perspective on masters programmes
The 2014 EFMD Conference on Master programmes at Grenoble EM provided an opportunity for three professionals to give their opinion on the things business schools are doing well and things they could do better.
Read MoreMasters programmes: A European perspective
Nigel Hayes and Roland Siegers look at the seemingly irresistible rise of the specialised masters business programme.
Read MoreMasters programmes: The North American view
Mark Vandenbosch looks at shifting preferences for business education in North America and explains why the market domination of the MBA is not threatened.
Read MoreBusiness school masters programmes in Australia: Challenges, achievements, opportunities
In essence, masters-level education in business and management in the Australian university sector is a hybrid of the European pre-experience MSc model and the North American post-experience MBA tradition.
Read MoreA changing management education landscape ushers in an era of programme innovation
Selcuk Erenguc, Bertrand Guillotin and Ana Portocarrero analyse why and how masters programmes are developing in the US.
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