Out of 104 teams, we had 64 completed submissions from 30 schools, including 19 member schools, across 21 countries who submitted their comprehensive two-part solution package, showcasing their innovative approaches to social logistics. The Top 5 teams have been invited to present their live pitches to our panel of international judges. Deliverables Each team prepared… Read more >
Life in all its forms teems across the landscapes that make up the Colombian geography. And perched up in the Eastern Andes—halfway between the Amazon Forest and the Caribbean Coast—lies the Universidad de los Andes School of Management (UASM). Over the last 50 years, the School has trained generations of young professionals, enthusiastic entrepreneurs, and… Read more >
Woxsen University’s School of Business has once again solidified its position as a global leader in management education, securing top positions in prestigious international rankings. These rankings recognize the school’s unwavering commitment to providing a world–class education that equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in today’s competitive business environment. QS Business… Read more >
The role of a business school has undergone fundamental changes. Gone is the narrow focus of yesteryear on simply producing ‘job-ready’ graduates to climb the corporate ladder. Our students – and wider community – now expect us to help them grapple with the very real problems of our time. For example, how do we respond… Read more >
Researchers at Leeds University Business School are dedicated to making a positive difference to the economy, society and the planet. As part of our commitment to working collaboratively on solutions to the environmental crisis, Professor Vera Trappmann is leading a team of researchers to explore a global understanding of a just transition to a greener… Read more >
In recent years, a growing number of countries has been passing or considering legislation to ban the import, sale, or export of goods made with forced labour. Navigating these bans and their specificities is no easy task, even for business school students. In an effort to bridge this gap and raise awareness on this topic,… Read more >
Universal AI University, India’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) University has named Dr Simon Mak, an international strategist and an Award-winning professor with vast expertise in Silicon Valley start-ups and academics, as the Vice Chancellor of the University. Dr. Mak will work closely with Prof. Tarun Anand, Chancellor of Universal AI University (UAi) and lead the… Read more >
“This degree is particularly for students like me who wish to study at their own pace, from home and are unable to relocate to Dublin or quit their current employment,” explained Laura Lofner, a current student in UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School’s MSc in Management Online. “I chose this Master’s programme for a variety… Read more >
The GROW (Globally Responsible Organization and Work) Symposium at Georgia State University, an annual event, brings together leading business professionals and academic experts for a thought-provoking dialogue on the latest developments in sustainability, ethics, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) in the realm of international business. This year, the symposium focuses on AI, Machine Learning,… Read more >
Today’s business students are tomorrow’s leaders. Given the environmental and social challenges we face, it is crucial that students develop competencies in sustainable business practices. Increasingly, business schools are integrating sustainability into their curricula to educate future decision-makers. However, there are many assumptions about students’ existing knowledge and their attitudes towards responsibility and priorities going… Read more >
