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Moocs are fast becoming an essential component of business schools’ offering. MBA students can use them to gain additional knowledge, but they may soon have to pay for them.

From fragile teenager skin to natural disasters, MBA entrepreneurs find their ideas in the strangest of places and ways. But what are the secrets behind their inspiration?

Too long on theory and too short on practical experience? It's a thing of the past: Business schools across the world have opened the doors to live cases and more practical courses.

Fledgling MBA upstarts are making their mark in the tourism sector. Through digital and mobile technology, entrepreneurs are capitalizing on the stagnancy of the major travel brands.

When it comes to return on MBA degree investment, cheaper and lesser-known business schools offer more bang for your buck.

As applications to two-year MBA programs have fallen off a cliff edge, specialized Master’s degrees have risen in popularity. Could they become the dominant business school degree?

One innovative business school is putting business practice before the theory. Students work on tough cases in emerging markets before burying their heads in books.

In a globalized business environment, graduates need an education that is a world apart. Grenoble, the French business school, have given their new students a 12-month experience in Beijing.

Grenoble Ecole de Management graduate Agustin Pelaez runs a tech start-up and animation business in Colombia. He is part of an entrepreneurial wave sweeping across the country.

Pablo Alvarez Correa uses a passion for travelling to run a successful tourism company in Colombia. His start-up has gone from strength to strength since he launched, after b-school last year.