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Business schools have become a cluster of leadership developers, as global companies look to MBAs for their leadership development pipelines.

Companies' digital drives are opening up career opportunities for tech-savvy business managers in banks, media companies and consulting firms.

While business schools scramble to increase the provision of analytics training delivered in MBA programs, those students who can master the skill early will have an advantage in the jobs market.

Digital services such as big data, mobile and the cloud are leading consulting firms' growth – opening up careers for MBAs at large firms and boutiques.

A survey of 30,000 employers at leading companies has revealed which European business schools' MBA students are the most sought-after by recruiters.

Kristina Liphardt, director of campus recruiting at EY, explains what MBAs need to get hired at the leading professional services firm.

This generation of MBA students –

MBA recruiters from some of the world’s largest companies say they require analytics skills from new hires, while business schools are starting to focus on big data.

Spain's IE Business School came first in Europe in Bloomberg's 2014 MBA ranking – but Canada claimed the highest non-US spot.

The digital invasion of online courses and Moocs has business schools scrambling to set-up distance learning programs, as the teaching revolution reaches new corners of the world.