Special Report
Demand and admission standards are up, as students around the world look to sharpen business skills and add global credentials with a European MBA
As business and the economy become increasingly globalized, the value of an MBA from one of Europe's many top-notch business schools continues to rise
From rising numbers of applicants to more students eyeing entrepreneurship and social responsibility, here are the key trends shaping Europe's MBA programs
With improved offer rates, a pickup in recruiting by banks, and growing MBA interest in nontraditional sectors, placement offices at Europe's top B-schools are more upbeat
U.S. B-schools have more prestige, but recruiters are acquiring a taste for the language skills, worldliness, and experience of European MBAs
With jobs scarcer in such classic fields as finance and consulting, Europe's MBAs and B-schools are looking into more creative professions
The biggest schools have already established global brands, but smaller programs are finding novel ways to stand out from the crowd
A medical doctor who worked on Wall Street is getting an MBA at Britain's Judge Business School to gain a more global perspective on how to fix health care in America
South Africa's oldest and most prestigious business school helps underprivileged students get ahead and teaches entrepreneurship for a continent in transition
Iranian executives figure their homeland needs some good MBAs
Amid the toughest economy in generations, European B-schools are hanging tough. Read how the schools and the MBA students are coping with the downturn
European MBA programs are flourishing thanks to a desire among students and their potential employers for a more global perspective
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