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Insead tops Financial Times’ Global MBA rankings 2021, US schools continue to dominate list Photo courtesy: Facebook/INSEAD The Financial Times’ Global MBA ranking for 2021 saw American business schools once again dominate the list. While the list was topped by Insead, based in France and Singapore, over half of the top 100 schools were based in the US. In second place was the London Business School followed by Chicago: Booth. The rankings are calculated from data including alumni salaries three years after graduation, the quantity of research in recognised journals and the diversity of students and faculty. Data gathering was disrupted in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic as a result of which some American schools like Harvard, Stanford and Wharton suspended participation. ....
School library gets new life The Kong Chian library, which officially opened in 1957, has drawn some eyes to its new features since its major revamp in 2020. Here s what the library looked like before its overhaul: Photo via Kong Chian Library Photo via Kong Chian Library Photo via Kong Chian Library On Feb. 5, the school shared the news of the library s reopening after the revamp in 2020, sporting a modern touch to its existing neoclassical features. Photo via Hwa Chong Institution/FB Photo via Hwa Chong Institution/FB Photo via Hwa Chong Institution/FB The study areas have also been refurbished, with areas for collaborative work and separate spaces for students who prefer to study individually. ....
The Straits Times A degree in learning to be human Universities can no longer operate like a factory, churning out graduates, just in time, to industry specifications, as quickly and as cheaply as they can. Tan Eng Chye for The Straits Times To view training as a cog in the machine as we move into Industry 4.0 – characterised by accelerated change and job automation – may be our undoing.PHOTO: ST FILE PublishedJan 8, 2021, 5:00 am SGT New: Gift this subscriber-only story to your friends and family https://str.sg/JDn4 They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. ....