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FT.com - Business education


MBAs lift non-profit sector
As the industry strives to become more professional, a growing number of employees are choosing to take an MBA

Heady success of a corporate guru
Family dynamics has proved crucial to Per Jenster's winning synergies

Professor uncovers the detail in retail
Marketing professor Jose Luis Nueno believes constant contact with corporate life is a valuable teaching tool

Renaissance man earns his patches
Ely Dahan walks a fine line between the two worlds of economics and academia

Shades of grey that make an entrepreneur
Start-ups demand a different skill set from MBA students, who may have to forget what they have learnt elsewhere.

Display of strength through unity
Business school mergers are rare, but the UK's Henley and Reading are eager to prove their marriage will prosper

Canada eases work rules for graduates
Anyone studying on a degree programme in Canada will be able to stay in the country for three years after graduation while looking for a job, according to government regulations

Practical skills that support philanthropy
After years in the non-profit sector, Blair Miller decided she wanted to move away from positions in think tanks and policy-focused organisations and acquire more hands on experience

Sure Aim for business insights
The UK's Advanced Institute of Management Research has proved a force for change

A healthy cross-fertilisation of ideas
Business skills are ever more relevant for the public sector and non-profits – and learning can go both ways

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