Latest Henley Business School news

MBA students are turning to new forms of financing to keep career options open, as business schools allocate more cash for scholarship funds.

Amarjeet Hans used Henley Business School's MBA to switch from accounting to management consulting – and he now runs a boutique consultancy.

MBA employers are increasingly placing value in soft skills – essential for leadership development.

Business schools have begun educating MBA and masters students in big data and cyber security, while demand for data specialists has hit the roof.

Catherine Spencer wants to study an online MBA program while living abroad with her husband, who is an officer in the British Army, while potentially launching her own business.

Convincing an employer to fund your MBA degree could be a route to the leadership track - and more companies are now willing to splash their cash.

The UK's manufacturing industry is booming and the sector's employers plan to hire the most MBAs, while business schools also say demand has increased.

Moocs are fast becoming an essential component of business schools’ offering. MBA students can use them to gain additional knowledge, but they may soon have to pay for them.

MBA students want a slice of the post-financial crisis property boom, and business schools say recruiters want real estate specialists for commercial sector roles.

As elite schools in Europe and the US roll out online MBA programs, and specialist Master's courses go cyber, the learning revolution is gathering pace.