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MIM Business School is contributing to legal reform during wartime by supporting the development of a new property valuation law. With expert input from MIM lecturer Volodymyr Pospolitak, the law aims to modernize valuation standards, promote transparency, and support Ukraine’s integration into global markets.

In the newly released Positive Impact Rating 2025 (PIR), MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® has been recognized as a “Transforming School,” earning Level 4 out of 5. This distinction highlights the university’s strong commitment to sustainability, social responsibility, and innovation in higher education.

Across Uzbekistan, thousands of motivated young people are eager to launch their own businesses but lack the means or direction. To address this gap, TEAM University, in collaboration with the Stirling Foundation, is proud to launch a new season of TEAM HUB — a practical, three-month business incubation program designed to turn ideas into viable ventures.

The 2nd International Debate of the WUEB students was held on May 15, 2025, focusing on the theme: “Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU: Security and Sustainability”.

Publishing House of the Wroclaw University of Economics and Business is glad to present The V4 and Ukraine Fight with Tax Frauds and Money Laundering – the second of three monographs describing the research results on combating corruption and fraud, which was written as part of the project Experience sharing of V4 against the shadow economy, corruption and tax avoidance in Ukraine

“Many people have ADHD symptoms but no diagnosis. We need universal environments, not labels.” Researchers from Gdańsk Tech –Elżbieta Karwowska, PhD and Piotr Majewski (postgraduate student) – have developed a concept of teal and neurodiverse organisation. Unlike traditional approaches, which aim to “fit” employees into normative frameworks, this concept proposes creating a space in which each person – regardless of their cognitive profile – can grow, be themselves, and contribute in unique ways.

MIM Business School, in partnership with IMD, launches the second wave of the Women Leadership Program. The initiative supports Ukrainian women leaders by providing strategic knowledge, leadership tools, and international mentorship to navigate wartime challenges and post-war recovery.

Leveraging its disciplinary strengths and deep roots in the water industry, Business School of Hohai University (HHBS) has proactively built a shared platform for case and course development, with particularly notable achievements in the construction of a "Water Management" Case and Course Development Sharing Platform. This platform focuses on key issues related to the sustainable development of the water industry and is dedicated to uncovering representative management practices to support policy-making and corporate decision-making. Currently, the platform includes 40 featured cases on water management, covering areas such as water resources, hydraulic engineering, water utilities, shipping, ports, and water-related scenic areas. This has resulted in a case system with distinct industry characteristics. Beyond serving HHBS faculty and students, the platform is shared with universities and industry institutions across China, promoting academic exchange and collaboration in the water management domain.

Elie Daher, a PhD student at the International Executive School, will present his research on the role of distance learning in maintaining educational continuity in regions impacted by conflict and war. His presentation is part of the European Conference on Education, an event dedicated to highlighting innovative solutions that support learning during times of disruption.

PhD candidates Rony Azar and Munna Saka Bahadur from the International Executive School will present their latest research at the 11th International Conference on Business, Management and Economics in Paris, taking place August 14–16, 2025.