Join us for an information session webinar about the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) at the UCT Graduate School of Business.

The NWU Business School prides itself on supplying a personalised experience to students on one of our three sites of delivery: Potchefstroom, Vanderbijlpark and Mafikeng.

There's a small cluster of neurons the size of an almond in the back of each of our heads. It’s called the Amygdala from the Greek word for almond. We never really think about it – until it’s too late.

Ethical and authentic leaders of African companies are showing that it is possible for business to be both a force for good and deliver excellent financial returns.

A new webinar series being launched by The Dunning Africa Centre at Henley Business School South Africa in May, will tap the continent into an international research agenda and aims to unlock more global opportunities for African business.

Kimberly Motloung watched as her cousin, aunt, and uncle lost their battles with HIV. She’s applying to Columbia, INSEAD, and Wharton, determined to use her MBA to drive change in healthcare back home.

Despite challenges, South Africa continues to be an innovation hub with the capacity to develop the next generation of change makers.

Henley Business School Africa has been selected by the Latin American Council of Management Schools (CLADEA) to lead the inaugural research project on the impact of situational leadership in times of crisis.

Faced with declining membership, inter-union rivalry and radical changes in the nature of work, trade unions need to question their own relevance and revitalise themselves or face becoming irrelevant.

MBA alumna Diane Moalem holds a top job as Group Head of Operations at African tech organisation, ROAM Africa – which operates in six countries with 12 different brands– just eight years after entering the workforce.

There is no shortage of advice on how to prepare for the GMAT exam, but taking advice from someone who’s cracked it themselves is a good place to start.

Fighting COVID-19 has disrupted everything we once held true. Working from home became a reality, working remotely and asynchronously have become distinct possibilities in a post-pandemic world. But what about working a four-day week?

The pandemic forced schools to adopt online teaching and research. Are these changes permanent?

The conscious decision to lead for the common good, in accordance with universally accepted standards of moral behaviour, underpins ethical leadership.

Despite much money having been spent on training programmes to turn leaders and business professionals into more agile people, there has not been much to show for that money.

If you want a glimpse into the future of healthcare, then fire up a Star Wars movie or dig out some old Star Trek episodes.

Russia loses big, China gains, and win-lose becomes a new normal.

We have annual virtual information sessions which provide an opportunity to learn more about TSB, our MBA programme and to have your questions answered.

Data is the new gold – but it’s also dirty. Bhupinder Bhullar explains how he is helping lower its environmental impact.

How did a DVD-by-mail company transform itself into a leading global entertainment brand? By rejecting mediocrity, embracing negative feedback and turning hierarchy on its head.