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The P&Q Interview: Leila Alinaghian On UCL’s Record Growth & New Flagship Master’s

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“We are expanding, but this is not growth for growth’s sake,” says Leila Alinaghian, director of postgraduate programs at UCL School of Management It has been another year of record expansion for the UCL School of Management, which launches its new flagship master’s program next year – its latest in a burgeoning menu of courses.
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Deans Warn Future Leaders: Don’t Let AI Do All Your Thinking For You

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Eloïc Peyrache, dean of HEC Paris: “The best way to be replaced is just to ask the machine, take what it gives you, and pass it to someone else. You are going to be useless very quickly.” Magali Delporte photo Critical thinking is perhaps the most important skill for business graduates today. It’s also at great risk of being lost, school leaders have warned.
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The P&Q Interview: Thomas Jeanjean On Taking The Helm At ESCP As It Becomes A University Original

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The move to ESCP brings Thomas Jeanjean from an academia-adjacent role to working within an institution again. “I truly do not buy that education is no longer a good investment. That’s complete nonsense and it’s completely irresponsible to give this advice to young people.” Photo by David Atlan for ESCP “It’s very intense,” says Thomas Jeanjean ten days into his new job. Arguably, the new head of ESCP Business School has more on his plate than the average B-school leader fresh in the role.
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