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• Decline in the US market is blamed by schools on a combination of an improving jobs market at home that raises the opportunity cost of returning to college, and increased competition from cheaper overseas institutions

  

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  Overseas applicants fall away for US business schools | Financial Times

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  GMAC data show 10.5 per cent decline in foreign students wanting to study in America

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  MBA case studies lack female leaders | Financial Times

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  Business schools’ teaching materials still overwhelmingly feature men in charge

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  MBA applications fall at top US business schools | Financial Times

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  Harvard, NYU Stern, Fuqua and Berkeley Haas report falls in 2018 candidate numbers

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  Global Masters in Management ranking 2018: analysis and methodology | Financial Times

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  The 2018 Financial Times ranking of masters in management has reached the milestone of 100 schools for the first time, as the MiM degree continues to grow in popularity worldwide. Find the full ranking here. This year’s table includes programmes from 27 countries, mostly in Europe, with more than …

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  Bschool: credibility, top Masters in Management, we are hiring | Financial Times

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  Welcome to the FT Business school newsletter, a weekly serving of management wisdom, reading recommendations and business-related challenges. FT subscribers can sign up here to receive the newsletter by email every Monday. If you have feedback about FT Business school, please email …

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  Big business fights back in the battle for millennial talent | Financial Times

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  For business, the label “big” is like a target. Big Tech, Big Finance, Big Pharma, Big Oil, Big Food and the Big Four accountancy firms are in the sights of regulators and campaigners. No wonder millennials are said to favour the freedom and autonomy of entrepreneurship and self-employment over the …