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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.

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.

Daniel Callaghan founded one of the big MBA consulting match-making sites. But the IESE Business School graduate has grander plans for the employment market.

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

Senior executives are regular visitors on b-school campuses. Find out what they’ve been saying this month…

Soft skills have become more important for MBA employers and leadership development is now the key learning objective. Business schools have ramped-up their leadership development efforts.

Daniel O'Hanley has always been torn between music and traditional business functions. But an MBA in Spain has allowed the musician to merge the two.

African economies are growing stronger and demand for MBA programs has increased. Business schools have duly responded, but there are more opportunities than simply financial gain and MBA jobs.

The next generation of business leaders are learning to be more socially responsible. Leading b-schools are teaching MBAs to care about sustainability, social impact and entrepreneurship.

Oklahoma-raised Sarah Knudson has a passion for Cuban dancing. And her start-up business has been given a new lease of life since she started the IESE MBA program.