Latest University of Toronto: Rotman School of Management news

Karen Klein, president of Rotman's Healthcare Management Association, explains how the club connects with big pharma firms like Astrazeneca and Johnson & Johnson.

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

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.

Accelerators may give you the best chance of start-up success. Business school incubators provide the perfect place to raise funding, network and develop ideas.

Innovative new ways to screen MBA applicants is driving enrollment up at some business schools. But how are they using video tech and social media?

Jason Visscher and Mark Kochanski, MBA students and members of Rotman's Net Impact Club, discuss whether aid is used efficiently in countries that receive it.

MBA students have found a way to get an edge in consulting. Growing your own firm can pay dividends - and some students even run consultancies from campus.

Too long on theory and too short on practical experience? It's a thing of the past: Business schools across the world have opened the doors to live cases and more practical courses.

An innovative new course at Rotman School of Management is throwing MBAs into the deep end. But students benefit from working with big firms in Toronto - with big data.

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.