HEC Paris press coverage from all over the world
HEC Paris’ international study by HEC Professor of Marketing and member of the CNRS-GREGHEC research group, Anne-Laure Sellier, published in April’s Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that the stereotype that society places on people’s names could actually shape the our facial features.
Tous les mercredis, Olivier Sibony (ex-senior partner chez McKinsey, prof de stratégie à HEC, London Business School, Oxford) nous explique un concept de management.
The MBA degree remains the preeminent graduate business qualification —but the Master in Management (MiM), or business master’s, is becoming increasingly popular. At HEC Paris, MiM graduates can expect to achieve salaries of around US$60,000 shortly after getting their degrees.
A Conversation with Professor Peter Todd, Dean of HEC Paris.
HEC Paris MBA student, Pooja Gunjikar is one of the former dentists who are joining MBA programs. Among her and others, the main reason behind choosing this initiative is that it is centered around how an MBA gives knowledge on management which is essential to healthcare.
Dean of HEC Paris, Peter Todd, talks about the unprecedented growth of online technology and how it has transformed the way we work, communicate, connect and entertain ourselves. He also focuses on the effects of digital technology on education.
HEC Paris has taken the top position in The Economist’s debut ranking of the one year masters in management programs.
HEC Paris MiM's program was ranked number 1 by the Economist in the publication's first Master in Management rankings. HEC Paris graduates can expect an average starting salary of around $60,000 in the corporate world.
HEC Paris is increasing its influence by initiating networking events in Qatar to encourage the growth of the alumni network members in the GCC region. These efforts will give more than 52,000 members across 132 countries the opportunity to contact and communicate with fellow graduates in major cities.
HEC Paris professor, Daniel Martinez and HEC Editorial Coordinator, Daniel Brown join forces with two professors from London School of Economics and Copenhagen Business School to look into the marijuana. They discuss the history and the current laws on the use of the drug.
