Latest Melbourne Business School (MBS) news

Skills shortages and new areas of business which use big data techniques are opening up insurance industry careers for MBAs.

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.

There are plenty of ways to fit MBA training into a harried schedule. Business schools are rolling out a raft of flexible, part-time and online MBAs for the busy manager.

Junjie Crisante left a senior role with Hewlett-Packard to study an MBA in Australia, but the project manager is confident he will land a job in the tech or consumer goods sectors.

Australia's business schools seek to attract more international MBAs and gain more market share, to compete with the world's best

Nic Lee spent seven years consulting in the ICT industry with Terra Firma, one of Australia’s leading firms, but began a part-time MBA in Melbourne to take his career to the next level.

Since the crisis, lenders have scaled back SME loans and challenger banks emerged. Up-starters are willing to invest personal capital instead, but experts warn it is putting the recovery at risk.

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?

There is no need to leave business school before launching a start-up. Campus is the perfect place to secure capital, develop the next big idea and test it before going to market.

Melbourne-based MBA student Michael Brice is hoping to propel SMEs into the digital age with his boutique advisory start-up. From Down Under, he is helping ignite Australia's entrepreneurship scene.