Talent 100 Ranking 2026 of Business & Economics
The Talent 100 Business & Economics 2026 ranking measures academics not by fame, institutional halo or lifetime achievement, but by recent, demonstrable research performance - publication volume, quality, citation impact and what measuresHE calls “research gravitas.”
Snakes And Ladders: Why The Portfolio Career Is The Way To Get Ahead In 2026
The traditional career ladder is broken. In its place has emerged a set-up more akin to snakes and ladders, but where the snake is no longer the bringer of misfortune. For many professionals, taking a downwards or horizontal slide is a route to another, perhaps better, opportunity.
Legally Blonde to Gilmore Girls: How Movies & TV Shape The Dream of University Life
Whether it’s the heady romance of My Oxford Year, the pink-powered grit of Legally Blonde, or the bookish intimacy of Normal People, depictions of universities in film shape perceptions, influence applications, and, in some cases, inspire entire career paths.
Not Making America Great – What Trump Administration’s Ban On Harvard’s International Students Means For The U.S.
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the academic and business communities across the world, the US government has revoked Harvard University's ability to enrol international students. Will policymakers, educational institutions, and the business community stand up and recognise the invaluable contributions of international students, and advocate for policies that uphold the principles of openness and inclusivity that have long defined American excellence?
BlueSky Ranking of Economics Rankings 2024
Which are the best universities in the world for Economics? BlueSky Thinking has the Ranking of Economics Rankings 2024, compiling the results of the major global subject rankings published by THE, QS and US News,
Speak Up And Support Others – Alterrell Mills, Harvard MBA Class of 2018
To celebrate Black History Month we're profiling black leaders using business education to create a positive change for themselves and for the world around them.. Here Aterrell Mills discusses why organisations must look beyond representation to tackle the bigger issues of inequality.
Making Sure The Most Vulnerable Voices Can Be Heard – Dr Alaa Murabit
We speak to students and alumni using their business education to make a difference to refugee lives and opportunities around the world. Here, Dr. Alaa Murabit shares how shares how her project, Voice of Libyan Women, is advancing women's leadership and inclusion in securing peace.