Find Your MBA

LinkedIn recently released its third-annual Emerging Jobs Report, which identifies the world’s fastest-growing jobs and the skills associated with them. The analysis offers critical insights -- both into the evolving workforce and regarding how employees can position themselves for successful careers. Here’s a closer look at the top 10 emerging fields, along with what to study to land a job in one of these up-and-coming areas.

Launching your own venture, getting a promotion and a pay raise, adding value to your CV, and building a larger network are just a few of the benefits that have made business one of the most sought-after degrees. Whether you are in the middle of your undergraduate studies or about to finish your MBA, preparing yourself for the job market should be a priority. Read more to learn how to land a job with your business degree…

One of the biggest trends in US-based business schools over the last few years has been the rapid growth of STEM-designated MBA programs. Two factors are driving the spread of these new, highly innovative courses: student demand and market trends. And neither show any signs of slowing down anytime soon. Instead, STEM-trained business professionals will be increasingly sought after as global markets continue to embrace digital and technological innovations.

For a long time, men have dominated MBA programs. There are several reasons why women have stayed away from the business world, but the good news is that change is afoot. Having more women entering the world of business is the only way to change this scenario, and, luckily, transformation has already started. A report from the Forté Foundation showed in 2019, 39% of students enrolled in business schools were women, as opposed to the total of only 32% in 2011.