Education
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Amid Pandemic Turmoil and Curriculum Fights, a Boom for Christian Schools
MONETA, Va. — On a sunny Thursday morning in September, a few dozen high school students gathered for a weekly…
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University of North Carolina Can Keep Affirmative Action, Judge Rules
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill may continue using race as a factor in its admissions process, a…
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Business School Briefing: Top 100 EMBAs, hydra-headed leadership
Welcome all. The results of the FT’s EMBA ranking are out. Is your school in the top 100 for business…
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What cutting contentious funding means for the executive MBA
Three years ago, at the age of 39, Avtar Boparai became an apprentice. He could do so because of a…
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What an executive MBA did for me
Eugenie ReganIrish. Cambridge Judge Business School, UK, Executive MBA, graduated 2020. Vice-president of research solutions, Springer Nature, Cambridge How do…
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How a submariner learnt to navigate business
I drove nuclear submarines in the waning days of the cold war in the early 1990s. The war was technically…
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How the executive MBA travel bug was bitten by Covid
Coronavirus has disrupted much of the traditional executive MBA experience. Group discussions morphed into Zoom calls. Networking events were reduced…
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The applicance of science via a business degree
Just over a decade ago, Isabella Castiglioni, professor of applied physics at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy, hit a…
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How the world stays open for business
For generations after the second world war, it was a safe assumption that globalisation would continue unabated. The opening of…
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Best in class: Executive MBA profiles
Brief profiles highlighting some of the schools topping categories in the FT Executive MBA Ranking 2021 Top EMBA — HEC…
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FT Executive MBA Ranking 2021: methodology and key
This is the 21st edition of the FT’s annual ranking of the world’s top 100 executive MBA programmes for senior…
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Business cannot afford to ignore TikTok — or what comes next
It is hard to fathom that TikTok, the short viral video app, was only launched internationally in 2017. Since then,…
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Executive MBAs must adapt to an altered world
If MBAs are a launchpad to acquire important early-career skills in business and management, executive MBAs are a refuelling station…
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U.S.C. to Issue Honorary Degrees to Displaced Japanese Students
For the children of the students, most of whom have died, this degree feels like “getting closure,” Dr. Larry Fujioka,…
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In Senator Manchin’s Home State, Universal Pre-K Is Already a Reality
Universal, free preschool is one of the more popular measures in President Biden’s social safety net bill, at least according…
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Opinion | A Home Built for the Next Pandemic
The dual fridge The Covid concept home reflected the idea that American middle-class families need to stockpile food and supplies.…
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Governor Accuses Reporter of Hacking After Flaws in State Website Are Revealed
A reporter at The St. Louis Post-Dispatch this week alerted Missouri education officials that a state website that lists teachers’…
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Texas Superintendent Apologizes After Official’s Holocaust Remarks
A Texas school superintendent apologized to his district on Thursday after one of his top officials advised teachers that, if…
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When a Minivan Is a Music Machine, and the Return of Chucky: The Week in Narrated Articles
This weekend, listen to a collection of narrated articles from around The New York Times, read aloud by the reporters…
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Politicians switch from public to private, by degree
Sabine Buis will be a keen observer of next month’s UN climate change conference in Glasgow. As a National Assembly…
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