A cost-benefits analysis of MBAs is long overdue

Business schools are no longer giving employers what they need, so what needs to change?

24 August 2021 - 19:59 By Chris Stokel-Walker

MBA programmes have traditionally been the finishing school for ambitious students, who hand over $100,000 for a year or two of studies that promise to jump-start high-paying careers. That venerable formula is showing signs of strain, according to executive education consultants CarringtonCrisp in London...

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