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New technology is allowing business schools to transfer their MBA programs online. More students are taking the online route each year, but what does the future hold for MBA education?

Led by Spain's IE Business School, European online MBA programs come ahead of their North American rivals, in the FT's new online-only ranking.

There could be dark days ahead for business schools. Reports of a decline in applications and competition in the jobs market mean schools are developing more experiential learning courses.

MBAs and entrepreneurs flock to London's

MBA consultants are turning to start-ups to get an edge in the jobs market. Leading consultancy firms are growing rapidly, but start-ups offer more freedom - which is an invaluable experience.

When it comes to business school, MBA jobs are now perhaps the most important consideration. The theory is world-class, but there should be closer connections with the workplace for today's MBAs.

Imperial College Business School has launched a new Global MBA - taught almost entirely online. Could this signal a rise in online programs? The schools' Dean explains what makes their course unique.

More business leaders are pursuing EMBAs as the demand for full-time programs decreases. With the option to stay on the careers ladder, these students say it gives them an edge in the jobs market.

US business schools came up trumps in the latest 2014 MBA Rankings. But graduate pay has doubled world-wide - good news for MBA Job prospects.

Have you considered online and distance MBAs? They are growing more popular each year. According to new global rankings, European b-schools are ahead of those in the US. Find out why!