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Western business schools are flocking to China – a partially untapped MBA market. But there are concerns that the invasion is diluting China's brand value.

MBA students are seeking business school programs spread over multiple countries – prompted by globalization and growth in emerging markets.

Jessica Stewart has a thirst for home brewing, and the MBA entrepreneur has turned her passion for beer into a business.

MBA employers are increasingly placing value in soft skills – essential for leadership development.

Many MBAs are spurning big companies for internships and careers in start-ups - offering more responsibility, flexibility and opportunity.

The co-chairs of the Association of Women in Business club at Fuqua are on a mission. They explain how they help bring female MBAs from the classroom to the boardroom.

Ben Faw, a former Infantry Platoon Leader, shares his personal journey from the battlefield to business school. Leadership and discipline are military traits that can be applied to management.

Reports suggest that in Asia, an MBA is not a sure-fire route from b-school to the boardroom. But in the United States and Europe, can an MBA still make you a CEO, asks Seb Murray.

The elite United States-based b-schools have reported staggering increases in applications. MBA hopefuls are drawn by an improving economy and renewed recruiting tactics.

At business schools across the world, a thriving network of female business leaders is emerging. Women's MBA clubs are helping women land MBA jobs and break into the boardroom.