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There has never been a better time to be an MBA; new data says pay is up and graduates say their degrees were essential in landing jobs. But can MBAs still making a killing?

New GMAC data shows that MBA entrepreneurs are turning to the technology sector and are more likely to set-up camp in emerging markets. But less students are now launching start-ups.

It took years in HR for Solomon George to figure out his true calling. After an MBA in the UK, entrepreneurship in Poland is a perfect fit.

New visa laws have made it harder for international MBAs to land jobs in the UK, say leading business schools. But MBA recruiters and schools are adapting, reports Seb Murray.

Lancaster became the latest school to hear the call of Africa yesterday. Their new Global EMBA program will educate busy executives in Ghana and equip them for MBA jobs in the region.

MBA consultants are turning to start-ups to get an edge in the jobs market. Leading consultancy firms are growing rapidly, but start-ups offer more freedom - which is an invaluable experience.

MBAs from leading business schools say the shipping industry is full of opportunity (and danger). Yet it is often overlooked. A business school degree will give you a competitive job advantage.

Rajat Handa got fed up with an IT development career and, with no previous experience, landed a consulting job at PwC. How did he do it? With an MBA from Lancaster University Management School.

Lancaster MBA grad Sujith Thannikkatt is hoping to reform India's energy sector. His start-up business is championing the case for solar power in emerging markets.

MBA Rankings are important for determining MBA Job prospects. But there are flaws with the system and you should consider other factors. We spoke to MBAs grads to find out the truth.