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Patricia Abels, associate professor of business at The University of Findlay (Ohio), received the 2012 ACBSP International Teaching Excellence Award. As the 2012 Teaching Excellence Award recipients for Read More »

SUNY Oswego has launched a new combined degree program for students who know as undergraduates that they have interest in the business of electronic media. The five-year program leading to a bachelor’ Read More »

South Carolina’s Winthrop University College of Business Administration announced a restructured MBA program Tuesday, doing away with pre-requisites, adding hybrid classes and new concentrations Read More »

The national conversation about student debt and the cost of degrees obscures an important fact: There are many options for low-cost, quality MBA programs that can be earned completely online. A solid Read More »

Walden University (WU) has created an online Executive MBA (EMBA). The new program is designed to help prepare graduates for leadership roles such as CEO, president, vice president, director/senior manager Read More »

Courses begin June 25 for a master’s degree in business administration at Bryan College, reported the Springfield, Mo. News-Leader. The new program, only offered online, lasts 50 weeks. Approval for Read More »

Bloomberg BusinessWeek issued a timely reminder about the power of brand when it comes to business schools. According to BW research,”long-term MBA pay suggests you get what you pay for.” Read More »

With all the recent discussion about student debt coupled with an uncertain job market, students might be thinking twice about pursuing a Master’s of Business Administration. But an MBA need not Read More »

As part of a greater mission to boost Arizona State University Online’s enrollment to 20,000 students by 2020, the school’s top-ranked W.P. Carey School of Business, is boosting its online enrollment Read More »

As the demand for health care service managers continues to increase, Excelsior College plans to help cater to the demand by adding a Health Care Management concentration to its online MBA program. According Read More »

St. Leo University announced a new, one-year International & Experiential MBA program beginning this September with classes conducted at the university’s Tampa Education Center. Geared toward freshly Read More »

As part of Pepperdine University’s Fully Employed MBA Program the university announced that it will be hosting a Saturday only option for students pursuing an MBA from the Graziadio School of Business Read More »

National American University Holdings, Inc., which operates National American University (NAU), announced the development of the Roueche Graduate Center. John Roueche will retire from his position as Read More »

LSU Chancellor Michael Martin announced Friday that he will accept the position of chancellor of the Colorado State University System, which includes CSU in Fort Collins, CSU-Pueblo and the 100% online Read More »

Tech business – head East. That’s part of the message in today’s announcement that Google will allocate part of its New York offices to Cornell University and Technion — the Israel Read More »

Northeastern University announced the launch of a new entrepreneurship-focused educational center. The Northeastern University Center for Entrepreneurship Education “creates a pipeline that teaches Read More »

Thunderbird School of Global Management placed third, moving up two spots in as many years, in the Financial Times’ worldwide executive open enrollment business education rankings, released Tuesday Read More »

Marc Johnson was named the 16th president of the University of Nevada, Reno by a vote of the Nevada Board of Regents last month. Johnson has served as the university’s interim president since the Read More »

The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) announced Monday it granted initial accreditation or reaffirmation of accreditation to 29 colleges and universities in four countries Read More »

Governors State University announced Wednesday it will offer an accelerated MBA in Supply Chain Management for the spring 2013 semester. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the Accreditation Read More »

Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and the Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow announced several teaching and research initiatives resulting from an agreement signed Tuesday by IU Read More »

Columbia Business School announced a new executive MBA program for working professionals across North and South America, called EMBA-Americas. With classes based out of the school’s main campus Read More »

The University of St. Thomas’ Opus College of Business in Saint Paul, Minn.announced Monday it is expanding its hybrid and online options for its part-time MBA program. Called the blended Saturday Read More »

The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) will offer a Thought Leader Session on Empowering Women at the 2012 ACBSP Annual Conference, to be held in Baltimore on June 16, from Read More »

Carnegie Mellon, Hult International Business School and NYU Abu Dhabi were announced Friday as the winning schools for the third annual Hult Global Case Challenge. The groups were received by U.S. President Read More »

The ninth annual Silicon Valley Boomer Venture Summit & Business Plan Competition is seeking applicants, according to a April 26 release. Hosted by Santa Clara University’s Leavey School of Business Read More »

Publisher Elsevier announced today it has launched a new iteration of the International Journal of Management Education, which was previously published published by the UK Higher Education Academy. Dedicated Read More »

Imagine what it would be like to go to work with these awesome working moms today. Read More »

The Sam and Irene Black School of Business at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, will offer courses for its master’s degree in business administration beginning this fall at the Regional Learning Read More »

Officially, the corporate tax rate in the U.S. is around 35%, but many corporations pay only a small fraction of that amount. Read More »