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Ending the glass ceiling
Numbers of women studying MBA at all time high
Women now make up almost half of the students who are currently enrolled on the full-time MBA course at the Business School.
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Numbers of women studying MBA at all time high
Women now make up almost half of the students who are currently enrolled on the full-time MBA course at the Business School.
Innovation expert leads technology debate at World Islamic Economic Forum
Imperial's Professor David Gann CBE, moderated the main digital tech event at the 9th World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) on 30 October.
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New competition watchdog role for Imperial academic
An Imperial academic talks about the importance of increased competition before he takes on his new competition watchdog role.
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Molecular movements key to creating designer chemicals, researcher says
Understanding molecules by looking at the way they move could help scientists solve a range of everyday problems, says an Imperial professor
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Imperial Business School chief takes to Twitter
The Dean of Imperial College Business School took to Twitter to answer your questions.
Business School head to host live Twitter chat
The Dean of Imperial College Business School will be taking to Twitter to answer your questions.
People walk less when local violent crime goes up
Violent crime in England is having a direct impact on the amount that people are walking, according to a report published today.
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New Business School head outlines vision
Enhancing the global brand of Imperial College Business School will be just one of the objectives for Professor G. 'Anand' Anandalingam.
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Bright ideas scoop prizes at competition
Saving lives through clean water and bringing soldiers closer to their loved ones were the winning ideas of a Dragons' Den style competition.
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Turkey's healthcare reforms could be an example to the rest of the world
Developing countries could learn from Turkey how to improve their own health systems, according to a researcher at Imperial College Business School.