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MicroTEC cluster in Germany's South West

Stuttgart is getting ready to become one of the world's leading hubs for innovative micro-technology. 340 different participants from universities, laboratories and research facilities have begun to co-operate in 29 different projects to create...[more]

 
MBA ranking

Chicago's Booth School of Business ranks top

American Business Schools rule the roost in this year's ranking of full-time MBA programmes published by the "Economist". The clear winners have been North American schools. It is not just that they occupy seven of the top ten places, including the...[more]

 
MBA career

Jobs for MBAs are back - in the emerging markets

It looks like last year's predictions of a meltdown in the job market for new MBAs may have been "panic stricken and inaccurate", reports Forbes. Experts such as Pamela Mittman, head of career services at New York University's Stern business school...[more]

 

Why getting a degree is worth it

Whether college is a good investment or not is a question that has come up again and again and again. Here are some important, often surprising, figures to help potential students decide if a degree is worth it, and how they might possibly have a...[more]

 
Business Schools

How to survive the first day at a business school

BusinessWeek interviewed many former successful B-school graduates and came up with the following survival kit: Alumni cannot stress enough how important colleagues are to the MBA experience. Heather Zorn, a 2005 graduate of the Notre Dame Mendoza...[more]

 
Job hunting

Women choose employers differently

In waging the war to attract talent companies should take much more seriously the different expectations of men and women and their different academic background. That is the result of a study by the career network e-fellows.net, which is supported...[more]

 

Economy pushes grads to Stay in school

Some of Silicon Valley's best and brightest have decided not to venture out immediately into the work force. Instead, they are opting for graduate school, reports the "Wall Street Journal".[more]

 

UK is discussing higher taxes on graduates

The question of who - student, state or employer - should pay for higher education is not new, but with the average graduate this year facing a debt of more than 20,000 Pounds Sterling and universities claiming that Britain is in danger of falling...[more]

 
Higher education

How to train India's youth?

India's so-called "demographic dividend" of a younger population compared to developed countries is as much an opportunity as it is a challenge. The task of meeting global talent needs with an educated and trained workforce is huge. India could meet...[more]

 
Job Market for MBAs

Better Prospects

Prospects for MBA graduates are better than they were just a year ago, but connecting students with positions has career centres at business schools operating in overdrive. The efforts seem to be paying off. At Harvard, 85 per cent of graduates...[more]

 
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