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AACSB Pulse explores current topics impacting global business education—three questions at a time—with business school deans, industry leaders, and other big thinkers of today.
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15. Engaged Learning in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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How is AI changing what it means for young people to learn? Explore the implications for critical thinking, student engagement, and educational access.
14. Rising to the Challenge of a Polycrisis World (opens the original)
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Business and society face mounting global challenges. Hear how responsible management education can prepare leaders—and business schools—to respond. Host Eileen McAuliffe, AACSB’s executive vice president of EMEA and chief thought leadership officer, talks with David Steingard, head of Principles for Responsible Management Education and former business ethics professor. They discuss the heightened need for responsible leadership today and how business schools can meaningfully contribute to the m
13. What Business Schools Can Learn From Medicine (opens the original)
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The medical field has long integrated research, education, and practice. How might business schools strengthen those connections? Host Eileen McAuliffe, AACSB’s executive vice president of EMEA and chief thought leadership officer, has a conversation with David Henshall, director of FutureNeuro at RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, about the systems and culture that enable the medical field to translate knowledge into meaningful societal impact—and what business schools can take fr
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