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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.

MBA students are turning to the consulting function in record numbers, while professional services firms' evolution into advisory work is opening up jobs.

Business schools are catering for social entrepreneurs and MBA students who want to make a social impact – through funding, education and start-up incubation.

The financial crisis forced managers back to school, but it has also altered business education – creating closer ties between corporations and MBA providers.

US business schools dominated the latest MBA rankings, but Europe has regained ground with two schools considered to be among the top-five business schools of 2014.

ESADE graduate Kian Peng Ng is using his MBA to transition from the public to private sector after an internship at Deutsche Bank in Germany.

Social entrepreneurs from leading business schools will compete in the Hult Prize final this week – with the chance to win $1 million in seed capital.

Business schools are adapting to a changing employment market by rolling out master's in management courses – designed to fast-track students into careers.

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

New rankings show that European business schools dominate the master of management market – a degree which is gaining ground in the US.