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When International Exchange Drives Local Impact
At Centrum PUCP, a short-term summer mobility program offers an applied learning opportunity with social value.
Reimagining Business Schools for an AI-Native World
A forecast for how business schools will redesign their curricula to prepare graduates for increasingly AI-focused careers—and for jobs that don’t yet exist.
Designing Critical Thinking Assessments
Developing critical thinkers starts not in the classroom but in the intentional design of learning and assessment.
Moving From Skills to Capabilities
When students use AI, their performance might appear to improve even if they haven’t developed true judgment. How can schools ensure they’re learning?
Preparing Students to Thrive in Uncertainty
Business schools must design experiential learning opportunities more deliberately to help students develop the soft skills employers want.
Teaching in the Present Tense
How a concepts-first framework uses breaking news to build students’ capability to transfer knowledge across contexts.
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