SAÏD’S DEAN ON PROGRESS AT THE SCHOOL
Posted 11:09 / May 14th
Peter Tufano talks of changes made and the new challenges ahead
Approaching the end of his first year at SaĂŻd, Tufano has already made changes including a new “1+1″ degree program that pairs an M.B.A. and a master’s degree in another subject at Oxford. Based on an extension of the Rhodes Scholars program, there was strong evidence to support the idea that students can build exceptionally strong courses of study across subject areas.
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FT 2012 MBA Rankings
Posted 21:34 / February 8th
Stanford jumps ahead to take top spot from Wharton.
Stanford is up from 4th place last year to first place in the 2012 rankings. Stanford’s Dean, Garth Saloner, believes their focus on personalisation has played a major part in this improvement.
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INSEAD replaces LBS as top MBA outside US
Posted 12:55 / February 3rd
Poets&Quants’ ranking of the world’s best MBA programmes outside the U.S.
INSEAD took the top spot in the 2011 ranking ahead of the previous leader, LBS. The Top 50 ranking by Poets&Quants is a sophisticated composite of the four major MBA rankings published; Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The Economist, The Financial Times and Forbes.
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Consulting Firms Increase US MBA Hires in 2011
Posted 13:33 / November 29th
McKinsey was largest single recruiter from top US schools in 2011
Overall, the schools enjoying most success with Consulting Firms were Kellogg, Booth and Wharton. (Harvard and Stanford aren’t included in the analysis.)
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Tribute to Harvard Business School Professor
Posted 13:28 / November 23rd
Professor Emeritus Charles M. Williams dies aged 94
Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus Charles M. Williams, a renowned authority on commercial banking and a master of the art of case method teaching, died of congestive heart failure on Nov. 17, at the North Hill retirement community in Needham, Mass.
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