Careers in customer experience: Jobs for graduates in CX are booming
Graduates of our Master in Customer Experience & Innovation are accessing more career paths than ever before.
GMAT prep courses: 8 options to improve your chances for business school admissions
If you want to be successful in business, it’s all about preparing the right things at the right time.
Insights on a top Executive MBA: Classes on human connection in Segovia, Spain
The “From Purpose to Impact” residential week is a staple of the Executive MBA at IE Business School.
Innovating with Digitas: Career advice from Elie Bassil
Find out how becoming a leader is a transformative process—by Elie Bassil, graduate of the Executive Master in Digital Transformation & Innovation Leadership.
AI leadership: How to be a good boss with sustainable practices
You’d be surprised by how far our Master in Sustainability & Business Transformation can take you.
When we fall in love with AI: Relationship advice
Don’t think an AI relationship won’t break your heart. We’ll show you how.
5 reasons to study a part-time master’s in data science
You want to become a better professional, but you just don’t have the time. Fret no longer—a part-time master’s in data science is possible.
International Olympic Committee: Jobs in innovation with Chan Heng Hong
“Before the Executive Master in Digital Transformation & Innovation Leadership, I had one perspective on innovation.”
The psychology of discounts on Cyber Monday and Black Friday in 2024
Cyber Monday, the digital cousin of Black Friday, has become a cornerstone of the holiday shopping season.
Leadership in crisis: A guide to high-stakes decision making
We’ve arranged a list of key strategies for high-stakes decision making—and we’ve used situations from the multiverse of fiction and non-fiction.
Work abroad as a lawyer in Spain: How to have your law degree recognized
Spain could be the destination for you—if you can get the technicalities sorted.
What can I do with my MBA? Advice for Global Online MBA graduates
Here’s the sad truth: if you don’t know what to do with it, you might as well not have one.