Special Report

Asia's Best Business Schools

The region's top schools are becoming more competitive

Business Schools Try New Asia Strategies

Haas, Manchester, and Iowa are among the B-schools striving to build Asia ties through EMBA and alternative degree programs
How Western Business Schools Should Play Asia

Asia is where the growth is, so B-schools need to prepare their MBAs for an Asia-centric future. Here are a few things smart B-schools can do to keep up
U.S. B-Schools Eye Alliances in India

American universities hope to team up with Indian business and technology schools
Indian Business Schools Back on Wall St. Radar

Recruiters from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and others have returned to campuses of India's top B-schools
Asia Seeks Its Own Brand of Business Schools

To compete with Western B-schools and capitalize on Asia's growing business importance, Korean universities are partnering with schools around the region
Japan: Slowly Warming Up to MBAs

Japan offers more business school programs than ever, but Japan Inc. remains skeptical of the value of an MBA

India's MBAs Face Dismal Job Market

Salaries are down by 25%, international offers have dried up, and at some top business schools nearly half the graduates can't find jobs
The Odds Favor Business Schools in China and India

Asian B-schools must go a long way to match Western ones, but they are fast making giant strides
Asia's Top Business Schools

As B-schools in China, Hong Kong, South Korea, and other parts of Asia make their programs more global and establish partnerships with schools overseas, more Asian students are staying home to get their MBAs
INSEAD Promotes Euro-Asian Alternative

For its offering of a diverse student body and broad-based education, the international B-school sees an increase in U.S. applicants
A Korean B-School Goes Global

Jang Hasung, dean of Korea University's business school, talks about competing with U.S. and European rivals