Latest University of Oxford: Said Business School news

Business schools are beginning to take lessons from Silicon Valley – essential for MBA's entrepreneurial development.

The UK is becoming the new entrepreneurial capital of Western Europe, as more entrepreneurs flock to British cities to launch start-up businesses - including a cluster of MBA graduates.

New MBA rankings have revealed which business schools are rated the best by MBA recruiters. Where does your school stack up?

There are fears that the traditional MBA curriculum no longer represents business reality, but schools are adapting – rolling out revamped programs focused on entrepreneurship and leadership.

Legions of business school graduates have shunned traditional MBA jobs and bought into entrepreneurship - and the start-up trend shows no sign of abating.

The full-time two-year MBA program faces several threats. Predicting applicant numbers has become more difficult - leading to speculation about schools' business models.

MBA students want to make an impact on society. Business schools are catering for social impact and social entrepreneurs, and many students seek internships with social enterprises.

MBA students want a slice of the post-financial crisis property boom, and business schools say recruiters want real estate specialists for commercial sector roles.

Chris Raine's non-profit start-up business is helping Australia re-think alcohol. The social entrepreneur and Skoll Scholar is using an Oxford MBA in the UK to secure capital and expand.

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