Latest Alliance Manchester Business School news

As business education evolves to include a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, the UK’s business schools are helping to drive a changing workforce.

The UK’s business school entrepreneurs are finding a value in helping to grow hubs of creativity, both in London and beyond.

The UK is becoming a cluster of clusters of business education. By looking outside of London and England, managers can find new innovation hubs with an increasingly global focus.

Skills shortages and new areas of business which use big data techniques are opening up insurance industry careers for MBAs.

The Gulf states' economic growth is luring western business schools to the Arab world. But there remain unique cultural challenges that business must overcome.

Business schools are competing to lure the most talented candidates with more funding and new programs, as MBA applicants apply to several programs at once.

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.

After an MBA at Manchester Business School, Ernest Akinlola went on to lead mobile phones giant Lycamobile - but the telecoms executive has his sights set on entrepreneurship.

Huge job growth has been reported in the automotive and aerospace sectors in some parts of Europe. Driven by innovation in emerging European countries, MBAs may be in high demand.

Hugo Santos spent nine years in finance, but the Manchester MBA is banking on his business school's Entrepreneurship Club.