The 10 Best B-Schools of 2019
CUHK Business School: A Pioneer in Business Education in Hong Kong
Located in Hong Kong, CUHK Business School is one of the first two business schools in Asia accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). It is also the first business school to offer BBA, MBA and
EU Business School: Technology, Global Education and What Makes a Business School Stand Out
Established in 1973, EU Business School (EU) is an international, professionally accredited, high-ranking business school with campuses in Barcelona, Geneva, Montreux, Munich and online. It offers foundation, bachelor’s, master’s and MBA programs taught by highly qualified academics, entrepreneurs and consultants.
Gies College of Business: Business on Purpose
At Gies College of Business, an education is just the start. Gies Business provides an environment and the resources to foster meaningful action in students. Moreover, students today are looking for role models and a clear understanding for how to
Michael F. Price College of Business: Preparing Next-Generation Business Leaders
The University of Oklahoma School of Public and Private Business was one of the first schools west of the Mississippi River to be accredited by AACSB. In 1928, it was formed into the College of Business Administration. Later, the college
OHM Professional School: An Award Winning Education Model
Education is the backbone of society. Since the advent of the so-called “global era”, a number of elements related to society and business have evolved. This state of affairs has generated several opportunities and risks for individuals and organizations at
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Business Schools: Teaching Self-Assessment to Endeavour Business World
Business School or B-School usually introduces ‘Intro to Business’ course to newly enrolled students. It’s one of the favorite courses for many students because in this class professors assign them a company project. In this project, students go out, find
E-Learning: Resonates Effective Learning Experience
Today, there are massively growing numbers of applicants applying to universities. The universities in order to try to meet this increasing demand they increase the number of admissions. The irony here is, they are increasing admissions but the admission rates