Recent publications

Four years after GMAC first asked European deans to imagine the future of graduate management education, the world they described has been remade by generative AI and a fracturing global order. This second study puts new questions to ten deans, built around the forces now reshaping the sector: AI, geopolitical fragmentation, shifting employer demand, changing portfolios, and what students expect a degree to be worth. Their candid reflections sit alongside evidence from GMAC's latest research into candidates, employers and application trends.
The 33rd CEEMAN Annual Conference, held under the theme "The Role of Business Schools in a New World Order," brought together academic and business leaders to explore how management education is adapting to global transformation. The conference proceedings reflect a wide range of perspectives and discussions on the evolving responsibilities of business schools in a changing international landscape.
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