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The Chinese government has forced hundreds of executive MBA students to drop out of their programs, dealing a blow to China's highest-ranking business schools and their western partners.

Innovation in corporate teaching and fast growth in emerging economies have sparked a renewed demand for executive education.

Former accountant Alyssa Shadinger wants to diversify her career. Stints in finance, risk management consulting and social entrepreneurship have pushed her towards an MBA.

Healthcare groups are increasingly investing in predictive analytics, helping to spur an increase in healthcare management jobs for MBA and master's students.

A survey of 30,000 employers has revealed that MBAs from US business schools are the most sought-after by recruiters – but Canadian schools' MBAs are beginning to make their mark.

Small companies offer more freedom and responsibility during summer internships than large firms. Read a Duke Fuqua MBA's experience of the start-up recruitment process.

Harvard Business School fell from grace in the latest Bloomberg MBA rankings, while challengers including Duke Fuqua and Chicago Booth have risen towards the top.

A legion of European and US business schools are trying to enter the Chinese education market through MBA partnerships, which they say provide students with a larger network.

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

Academics are partnering with healthcare companies – developing closer ties between MBAs and the sector, which is experiencing a global hiring surge.