Posts Tagged ‘rankings’
Responsible leadership business model: Shifting from competition to collaboration
The lack of success in the integration of SDG content in business school education is likely due to the traditional business school mindset of competition rather than collaboration which is critical for authentic responsible leadership.
Read MoreReflections of a former business school dean: Mounting efforts to transform business school rankings
Julia Christensen Hughes invites business school deans to engage with initiatives underway to transform business schools and rankings’ metrics, to help build a more sustainable future.
Read MoreStudent reviews as an applicant decision factor: What can business schools learn?
Jordi Robert-Ribes discusses the growth of student reviews, their impact on business school rankings and the importance of school alumni.
Read MoreCelebrating small wins and calling bold actions
Anne S Tsui asks, is business research finally reconnecting with the business world?
Read More‘Sustainable Future’
Business school rankings have resulted in devotion and ridicule in equal measure since they were first developed, and yet they maintain huge popularity with prospective students and administrators alike. Simon Linacre looks at how the status quo could change by adopting a focus on UN Sustainable Development Goals
Read MoreTop rank Della Bradshaw interview
The Financial Times’s Della Bradshaw tells George Bickerstaffe that people need to be more relaxed about business school rankings. She has been called the most important woman in management education – and occasionally other, much less flattering, things.
Read MoreThe Bologna Effect – The Emerging European Masters Market
Gordon Shenton and Patrice Houdayer describe how the Bologna process, along with European-specific accreditation and ranking systems, is revolutionising the European ‘market’ in Masters degrees and giving it global competitiveness.
Read MoreOptimise your course evaluation system
Ad Scheepers identifies good practices in the use of Student Evaluations of Teaching (SET).
Read MoreWhat is the European management school model?
Over the last ten to fifteen years the identity, importance and legitimacy of European management schools has been strongly established in the context of the ‘business of business schools’ writes Howard Thomas. Recent research undertaken with Fernando Fraguiero1 has demonstrated how schools such as INSEAD, IMD, LBS and Warwick have positioned themselves as international business…
Read MoreHigher pass
Della Bradshaw, a key player in management education for 20 years, has retired but tells George Bickerstaffe she still loves the business.
Read MoreFrom rankings to ratings
Over the past three decades business schools have undergone significant changes, due in part to the work of media ranking publications contend Robert S. Rubin, Eric C. Dierdorff, and Fredrick P. Morgeson report. Rankings such as BusinessWeek, US News & World Report, and Financial Times have pushed MBA programs toward increased accountability to constituent concerns.…
Read MoreThe institutional development of business schools
Novel empirical findings on the change and development of business schools, the causes and consequences of the ranking, and branding wars around business schools in particular and higher education systems more generally.
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