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After more than 20 year in the corporate field, Simon Hague was ready to stir the waters. And an MBA at Aston Business School did just that, in more ways than one.

Less pay and more reputational challenges have driven some MBAs away from the banking sector. But investment banks are still drawing candidates in droves.

Six teams of business school entrepreneurs made it into the global 2014 Hult Prize final. But MBAs' social impact start-ups are finding success in failure.

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.

Ravinol Chambers got his MBA from Aston Business School back in 2006. Since then his start-up business, Be Inspired Films, has been working with big-name brands for six years.

After leaving the leading management consultancy firm Deloitte for an MBA in the UK, Janet Bolo has her sights set on social entrepreneurship in the African region.

The next generation of business leaders are learning to be more socially responsible. Leading b-schools are teaching MBAs to care about sustainability, social impact and entrepreneurship.

Simon Hague left a corporate career with Vodafone to pursue entrepreneurship. After an MBA degree at Aston Business School, he has been running his own start-ups for more than four years.

A team of Aston Business School MBAs has reached the region finals of social enterprise start-up competition The Hult Prize. They think diversity will give them the edge over their competition.

Artem Khachikyan has gone from investment banking in Russia to baked-good entrepreneurship in the UK. But after starting an MBA at Aston, he has many more tricks up his sleeve.