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Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) and PhD programmes offer distinct paths within the realm of doctoral studies, each tailored to address the needs of specific cohorts. In this article, senior lecturer in marketing and DBA supervisor at Aston Business School Andrew Farrell discusses how academics supervise professional doctoral students
Few leaders like having tough conversations with team members whom they regard as ‘difficult’, meaning they’re underperforming or behaving badly and showing no sign of changing their ways. Many leaders avoid confrontation, or handle it badly – here’s how to get better at it, according to James Scouller
The Honourable Steven Marshall (pictured below) is an MBA alumnus from Durham University Business School who went on to become a prominent politician in his native Australia
Business school alumni who experienced study disruptions due to the Covid-19 pandemic are more engaged with their alma mater compared to those who studied under normal circumstances, according to the latest Alumni Matters study by Carrington Crisp in association with EFMD
Marc van Tongeren studied for an MBA at Nyenrode Business University. Here, he relates how it helped him to understand the importance of good governance to the corporate sector – as well as gaining valuable insights into his own leadership style
Nantes-based school Audencia is to hold an international virtual open house on 9 April for prospective students, hosted by the international admission team
Edhec Business School has launched an MBA programme that will be totally taught online. The new programme is said to offer a unique learning experience with significant academic advantages, including access to cutting-edge AI and ChatGPT education technologies that enhance knowledge and skills acquisition
MBA graduate Raffi Schieir offers an insight into the life of a social entrepreneur and explains how his start-up allows him to pursue both purpose and profit
Female leaders must look within to change the behaviours that stop them from showing up authentically, believing in themselves and thriving, says leadership coach Jo Wagstaff
Luxury goods and sustainable development may not appear to be perfect partners at first, but the industry is poised to set new ecologically responsible trends, say Audencia Business School’s Michaela Merk and social impact consultant Anne-Sophie Bordry
Customer experience is broadening the scope of marketing. The Kellogg School’s Philip Kotler draws on lessons from Coca-Cola to explain the value of competing in this arena, together with his co-authors of Marketing 6.0
While researchers still argue over what makes up its constituent parts, it is clear that a sense of wellbeing results in a number of tangible benefits for organisations. Audrey Tang examines the solutions on offer when it comes to ensuring that employees enjoy good mental health
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) and PhD programmes offer distinct paths within the realm of doctoral studies, each tailored to address the needs of specific cohorts. In this article, senior lecturer in marketing and DBA supervisor at Aston Business School Andrew Farrell discusses how academics supervise professional doctoral students
Few leaders like having tough conversations with team members whom they regard as ‘difficult’, meaning they’re underperforming or behaving badly and showing no sign of changing their ways. Many leaders avoid confrontation, or handle it badly – here’s how to get better at it, according to James Scouller
The Honourable Steven Marshall (pictured below) is an MBA alumnus from Durham University Business School who went on to become a prominent politician in his native Australia
Business school alumni who experienced study disruptions due to the Covid-19 pandemic are more engaged with their alma mater compared to those who studied under normal circumstances, according to the latest Alumni Matters study by Carrington Crisp in association with EFMD
Marc van Tongeren studied for an MBA at Nyenrode Business University. Here, he relates how it helped him to understand the importance of good governance to the corporate sector – as well as gaining valuable insights into his own leadership style
Nantes-based school Audencia is to hold an international virtual open house on 9 April for prospective students, hosted by the international admission team
Edhec Business School has launched an MBA programme that will be totally taught online. The new programme is said to offer a unique learning experience with significant academic advantages, including access to cutting-edge AI and ChatGPT education technologies that enhance knowledge and skills acquisition
MBA graduate Raffi Schieir offers an insight into the life of a social entrepreneur and explains how his start-up allows him to pursue both purpose and profit
Female leaders must look within to change the behaviours that stop them from showing up authentically, believing in themselves and thriving, says leadership coach Jo Wagstaff
