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USA: Many graduates remain unemployed

Banks wrote off three billion dollars of student loan debt in the first two months of 2013, up more than 36 per cent from the year-ago period, as many graduates remain jobless, underemployed or cash-strapped in a slow U.S. economic recovery. [more]

 

International network of universities

Four of the world’s major research university groups are to form an international network. The Association of American Universities (AAU), the League of European Research Universities (LERU), the China 9 League of leading universities and the...[more]

 
Corporate Boards

Women on Corporate Boards: The Role of Business Schools

According to GMAC, the organisation which governs the GMAT, a test every applicant for business school has to take, the testing year 2012 had the lowest male-to-female ratio (1.33) in the history of the test. The annual growth rate among women at...[more]

 
Business Schools

Have business schools become irrelevant?

Rakesh Khurana, a Harvard Business School professor known for his histories of management knowledge, claims that business schools are facing a crisis of global irrelevance. [more]

 
MBA

MBA no more fast route to cash

Students on the top U.S. MBA programmes in the middle of the 1990s saw their salaries rise by 300 per cent within five years, but those who graduated from the same schools in 2008 and 2009 saw that increase halved, according to data collected for...[more]

 
MBA gender pay gap

Businessweek reveals MBA gender pay gap

Bloomberg Businessweek compared the 11 most popular industries MBAs enter after graduation and found that female MBAs graduating from top business schools have fallen behind their male counterparts in pay over the past decade. Women graduates earn...[more]

 
GMAC

High employment of 2012 MBA graduates

According to a recent survey 92 per cent of 2012 MBA graduates were employed three months after graduation. The good news comes from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the institution that administers the GMAT entrance exam that most...[more]

 
India

India’s need to catch up in research and innovation

Indian President Pranab Mukherjee voiced his concerns about Indian Universities not being listed among the top 200 institutes globally. He said that India was still lagging behind many other countries like China and needed to take action and expand...[more]

 
Erasmus

Erasmus programme will proceed – for now

The European Union’s Erasmus student exchange programme will get funding next year. Before it had seemed likely that Erasmus would be forced to cut students’ grants from early in 2013. [more]

 
GMAC

Employers express early optimism for 2013 hiring

Job markets are looking up for those with graduate-level degrees, according to the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). [more]

 
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