Business schools have paid a lot of attention to restructuring and invigorating their MBA and
executive offerings but little attention to their PhD programs. With increasing demand for …

Business education is at crossroads. In the 1960s and 1970s, when leading firms wanted
new hires with cutting-edge business insights and analytical skills, they would hire MBAs …

Business educators have always faced the dilemma of academic rigor pitted against
practical relevance (notwithstanding Kurt Lewin's astute observation that nothing is as …

Business schools are on the wrong track. For many years, MBA programs enjoyed rising
respectability in academia and prestige in the business world. Their admissions were ever …

abstract US business schools dominate the business school landscape, particularly for the
MBA degree. This fact has caused schools in other countries to imitate the US schools as a …

The business school credential has begun to lose its luster. While enrollments remain
healthy, American business and management schools appear frozen in time with …

This article examines disparity between business school focus and business community
needs. A content analysis of 200 corporate job descriptions collected in Fall 2009 revealed …

This article discusses professionalism in business education. The past year has witnessed
an outpouring of concern that business education may be headed in the wrong direction …

Business schools are walking a tightrope between the academic side of business and the
practitioner side. In reaction to early criticism of being trade schools, business schools have …

Presents an update on the state of business schools in the US as of September 2002. Effects
of business schools on careers concentrates on the Master of Business Administration …