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A life-threatening injury fuelled a passion for excellence in David Coyne. The buyout house worker and CFA hopeful is applying to business school to move into the consulting or wider finance sectors.

As the rise of online content drives commercial prospects and MBA jobs, business schools are seeing growth in applications to their media industry programs.

Disruptive tech and demographic change have shaped major changes in how business schools function. Applicants are more globally-mobile and institutions are fighting for talent.

Kiera O’Brian says her Tuck MBA has helped her thrive at McKinsey. Past electives and alumni networks have been beneficial at the consultancy firm.

Sweeping tech changes are disrupting industry models and shaking up career paths. Digital tools herald new career opportunity in the media and advertising business.

The profitability of wealth management is such that large banks including UBS, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse, and insurers, are pushing up MBA jobs at wealth units.

The booming business of risk management has lifted pay and opened up a well of potential MBA job opportunity at the top banks, insurers and asset managers.

An trio of MBA graduates are blazing a trail in the legal cannabis market. Their start-up venture has raised $75M from an early investor in Facebook, Airbnb and Spotify.

There are signs of a return to more robust financial services recruitment six years after the crisis. Demand for experienced MBA hires is intensifying.

Investment banks have been hit by onerous regulation, falling activity and distrust since the crisis. But the largest lenders continue to hire droves of business graduates.