MBA News
MBA student interview with Hitesh Nathani
Hitesh Nathani wasn’t content to follow strategic decisions made by others. He felt he was capable of making business decisions himself, he tells TopMBA.com. So he applied to business school. [more]
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Business schools go back to business school
Business schools have to go to business school themselves, to avoid a bankruptcy of intellectual capital, says Professor Ismail Erturk, senior fellow in banking at Manchester Business School. [more]
Telecoms stake major claim in war for MBA talent
In years past, if you asked the typical MBA student what industry he or she expected to work in after graduation, ‘telecommunications’ would rarely come up - unless there was ample prompting from some industry drop down menu. [more]
Since I saw myself in an executive suit, I considered an MBA
Vitaly Osokin was pretty satisfied with his career before he decided to apply for business school in 2007. He speaks with TopMBA.com about life as an MBA student at Duke, USA. [more]
The future for North American business schools
Paul Danos is Dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, New Hampshire, USA. In this essay, written for the TopMBA Career Guide, he talks about the outlook for North American MBA programs and what business schools and MBA students need to learn from the difficulties caused by the recession. [more]
The long and winding road to MBA success
When an MBA candidate is preparing for the long road ahead, we often look at the logistics and the necessary evils that lie within the paperwork and formalities. As the plan materializes and solidifies, we look at what must be done at the beginning and often the results and advantages we will reap... [more]
Business school applications- no crisis here!
Nunzio Quacquarelli, Editor of QS TopMBA.com speaks to Admissions Officers of Business Schools in the U.S., on how the economic crisis has affected their admissions in 2009 and the outlook for the future [more]
Germany as an MBA destination
With the third largest economy in the world and few rivals in certain industries –automotive, chemical and electrical products in particular – Germany is one of the world’s leading industrial nations. [more]
Australia moves to rebuild tarnished image with Indian students
The recent spate of attacks against Indian students living in Australia has caused consternation among the large Indian student population in that country, and forced deans and vice-chancellors across the nation into crisis management mode. All are united in their condemnation of the attacks, of... [more]
Is business school accreditation important?
Business school accreditation has become as central to the selection process as the GMAT is to identifying the best candidates. So, what is business school accreditation and how important is it for candidates to consider? [more]
MBA Interview with Nkechi Juwah
Nkechi Juwah has aspirations of growing into a top class manager, so what better way to begin than with an MBA. She speaks with TopMBA.com about study, stress and strategy. [more]
MBA Interview with Philippe Reyre, EMLYON Business School- Class of 2009
Philippe Reyre’s most admired companies don’t exist yet. He believes they’re still to be shaped from scratch, and with an MBA next to his name, he could be an entrepreneur in the making. Reyre speaks with TopMBA.com about his MBA experience. [more]
Effective business school applications
Where to start? Know the business schools you want
An MBA is one of the biggest investments, in time, effort and money, you are likely to make, so it’s essential to pick the program that is exactly right for you. Start by finding out about the overall business school experience, ideally by... [more]
Interview with Dean of IE Business School - Part 2
Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño is the Dean of IE Business School. Portrayed by the Financial Times as ‘one of the most significant figures in promoting European business schools internationally’, Iñiguez is an expert in management education. He is also a regular speaker at international conferences and... [more]
