Latest HEC Paris news

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.

Business schools are going the distance to develop closer ties with recruiters. A new report has highlighted the problem - but MBA internships may be the best route to MBA jobs.

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.

HEC Paris MBA Gavin Henderson has gone from start-up companies in Scotland to a management consultancy role. For him, business school was essential to transition from science to strategy.

Executive education is in rude health. New rankings include a record number of programs and show that United States-based schools are losing their dominance.

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

A tech background is no longer required for MBA jobs with the big guns. MBA recruiters from Infosys, Gartner and TNS UK say they are casting their cyber nets far and wide.

A team of HEC Paris Master's students are through to the final of the Hult Prize 2014. They hope their start-up social enterprise can create a buzz about bees.

A leading financial researcher and professor at HEC Paris says the effects of the banking crisis are still felt. But he has a roadmap for reform.

Arvin Nuckchady is cooking up new start-up ideas with an HEC classmate. The MBA student has already steered two businesses through the economic crisis in Europe.