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There are many courses that offer Corporate Social Responsibility modules

Ethical MBAs: A search for corporate social responsibility

Business schools have embraced the idea of corporate social responsibility and there are many courses on offer. How good are these courses and are they relevant outside the classroom?

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MBA courses: An ethical dilemma for students

Tuesday, 6 May 2008

Several years ago, a combination of the Enron scandal and global warming shook up the business environment. Business schools started to introduce modules onto their MBA courses that looked beyond the profit motive – or, at least, recognized fresh dangers to the bottom line. Ethics began to be taken seriously.

MBAs: The end of testing times?

Thursday, 17 April 2008

Alternative assessment methods can sometimes tell more about students than exams, says Nick Jackson

A potent mix of MBAs and politics

Thursday, 17 April 2008

An understanding of local and global issues is crucial for students to negotiate the minefields of modern business. Nick Jackson finds out what they need to know

MBA programmes with sparkle

Thursday, 17 April 2008

Courses that are tailored to a local niche market offer a great deal for communities and students alike, says Peter Brown.

Taking care of business: Interview with George Yip, the new dean of the Rotterdam School of Management

Thursday, 17 April 2008

Chinese by birth, George Yip combines the elegant vowels of an English public school and Cambridge education with the easy fluency of someone who has spent decades teaching and working in the States. An expert in global strategy and marketing, he holds dual British and American citizenship, lectures and consults around the world, and often stacks up more air miles in a month than most people do in a lifetime. So what made the new dean of Rotterdam School of Management choose to put down anchor in a city better known for its barges than its MBAs?