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New Dean at WBS
The University of Warwick has appointed Mark P. Taylor as the new Dean of Warwick Business School.
WBS first in UK in The Economist ratings of Distance Learning MBAs
In The Economist's second biennial rating of Distance Learning MBA programmes, announced today, Warwick Business School's Distance Learning MBA is again rated top in the UK.
New Study Reveals Long Delays and Variability are Losing the UK Research and Jobs
Significant new research from Warwick Business School and Queen Mary, University of London, warns that delays and variability in the approvals process for clinical research could be causing pharmaceutical companies to look outside the UK and risks the country losing some of its most experienced researchers.
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WBS Recruiter
Warwick Business School has developed a first-of-a-kind recruitment portal to aid its students and alumni in the increasingly difficult world of the MBA job hunt.
MA graduates win prizes
Two MA graduates returned to Warwick Business School last week to receive prizes for their outstanding course work, and then a few days later to attend the official Winter graduation ceremony.
WBS professor speaks out in Wall Street Journal for business schools
Nigel Piercy, Professor of Marketing & Strategic Management, and Associate Dean for the Warwick MBA, has written an article published on Page 2 of today's Wall Street Journal Europe. He succinctly argues that apportioning blame to business schools for last year's global financial crises and the resulting recession is not valid.
OBE for David Storey
Professor David Storey, of the Centre for Small & Medium-Sized Enterprises, has been awarded an OBE for services to business in the 2010 New Year honours list.
Making decisions about Energy
The immediate outcome from the current UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen may not be the binding global agreement many had hoped for. But the speed with which any political agreement is converted into rapid growth in renewable energy investment is critical if existing & future carbon reduction targets are to be met.
A Warwick Business School First?
Dr Amanda Goodall, Leverhulme Fellow in Warwick Business School's Marketing & Strategic Management Group, is one of the guests contributing to BBC Radio 4's Start the Week programme next week.
Warwick Business School undergraduate student wins individual first place in The UBS Challenge
The UBS Challenge is a two-stage competition for first year students at four of UBS's key target universities - Cambridge, London School of Economics, Oxford and Warwick. Ravneek Reena Bains, studying BSc Accounting & Finance, won the individual first prize.
Five WBS undergraduates win UBS-sponsored prizes
Five second-year WBS undergraduates have won prizes for their outstanding performances in the Financial Management module, taught by Principal Teaching Fellow, Dr Peter Corvi. The prizes were sponsored by the investment bank UBS.
Deloitte brings business challenges directly to post graduate students
Deloitte, the business advisory firm, is pioneering a new initiative with Warwick Business School to bring a real life systems integration consulting project to business school students. MSc students on Warwick Business School's Information Systems and Management course begin their academic year with a module designed jointly by Deloitte consultants and Warwick academics.
Business Link West Midlands and Warwick Business School launch 'pilot' to support high growth businesses
Business Link WM has announced a high profile Business Transformation pilot in collaboration with the University of Warwick Business School to support sustainable high growth and business transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the West Midlands.
Scholarships for the Disabled - and Carers
Donations by Warwick Business School's "Friends of WBS" have led to two awards being offered for MBA applicants in 2010 who suffer with long-term disabilities.
Food security risk: USA most stable, but India is "high risk"
A professor at Warwick Business School, Alyson Warhurst, has helped develop a new food security index and map with Maplecroft, a UK based company that provides global risk intelligence for business.
