Latest IESE Business School news

New MBA students from Sauder, Tuck, Imperial College, IE and IESE business schools share their orientation experiences – and explain why they are enthused about their programs.

Executive MBA programs run jointly by multiple business schools have topped the latest MBA rankings, reflecting the globalization of the education market.

US business schools dominated the latest MBA rankings, but Europe has regained ground with two schools considered to be among the top-five business schools of 2014.

The financial crisis has increased banks' costs of risk management and compliance functions – opening up careers for the right MBA graduates.

IESE Business School MBA Christian Lovborg set-up his own events start-up to bring Fortune 500 companies and SMEs together.

More business schools have expanded in Africa as a dearth of management expertise and growing entrepreneurial class fuels an increasing demand for business education.

Legions of business school graduates have shunned traditional MBA jobs and bought into entrepreneurship - and the start-up trend shows no sign of abating.

Jorge Gari Sanchez was a pro skier in his native Spain, but after the start-up life the MBA graduate has his sights set on the pharmaceuticals sector.

New MBA rankings reveal the top-20 business schools in Europe. European MBA programs have languished behind the US, but the region is experiencing resurgence.

There is no need to leave business school before launching a start-up. Campus is the perfect place to secure capital, develop the next big idea and test it before going to market.