MBA: Real world benefits for graduates
At the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB), big companies often scout for MBA graduates. In this article, Marietjie Wepener of USB talks about the real world benefits to MBA graduates.
View ArticleMBA: When is the right time to study an MBA?
It is never too early or too late to study an MBA, provided that one is professionally and personally prepared. However, deciding at what period in a career to study an MBA is one of the toughest...
View ArticleMBA: Ability to think strategically attracts MBA students
The Finweek: MBA Lifestyle Survey 2013 found that attainment of business knowledge and holistic business understanding, followed by strategic thinking and problem-solving skills, to be the leading...
View ArticleMBA: Is the MBA keeping up with the needs of business?
Professor Walter Baets, director of the UCT Graduate School of Business, discusses new research that shows an MBA continues to be a ticket to increased earning power and senior roles but that the...
View ArticleMBA: Time management advice for prospective MBAs
In the 2013 Finweek MBAconnect.net MBA Life Impact Survey, prospective MBAs get invaluable advice from MBAs who’ve been down the road before. Colette Symanowitz explains in the first of a few themes,...
View ArticleKhayelitsha entrepreneur is top student for USB initiative
Thembi Tsotetsi, owner of Kaltsha Glass, a small business in Khayelitsha, is the top student of the Small Business Academy (SBA) of the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB). This was...
View ArticleMBA: The new MBA – empowering business leaders
We are living in a rapidly evolving world. Business leaders need to rise to the occasion when it comes to technological growth, climate change, increase in population and slow recovery in markets. We...
View ArticleCOVER: Young, black and angry – Little hope for millions
Transformation is a buzzword for many in South Africa but what does it really mean for the country? Recently young people have been calling for transformation in their universities but journalists...
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