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    All schoolchildren in England to be taught financial literacy

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  • Sunday, 2 November, 2025
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    The 2025 ranking and report explore how far business school research reaches beyond academia into practice and policy — and how impact can be extended. The FT looks at some of the top studies, from AI to sustainability; how influence can be measured; and debates about engagement vs academic independence.

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    The approach is growing as a way of measuring how work travels beyond academia — but it has critics

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  • Sunday, 2 November, 2025
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    Sustainable thinking: research aligned with green goals

    Why are endangered vultures a threat to humans? Many business school studies align with UN sustainability targets

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    The business school research reaching policymakers

    How analysis of policy document citations reveals the impact of academic papers

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    Special ReportFT Business Education Research Insights
    Are citations the best way to judge business school research?

    Looking at strengths and weaknesses in assessing studies — and some of the most-cited work

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    Special ReportFT Business Education Research Insights
    Getting the measure of business research downloads — and the rise of AI

    Artificial intelligence dominates the top 10 most downloaded business education papers

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    From AI to Taylor Swift — case studies drawing lessons from life

    The most-used business school teaching cases tackle subjects from corporate to quirky

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    Should business schools be trying harder to help businesses?

    Debate: Professors argue the cases for engagement and impact — and for independent academic rigour

  • Sunday, 2 November, 2025
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    Even in a globalised world, business educators must focus on the UK and their regions to improve management and productivity

  • Friday, 31 October, 2025
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    Most children in lower and middle income countries fail basic literacy tests, according to World Bank-backed report

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    A new education landscape emerges for England

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  • Sunday, 26 October, 2025
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  • Friday, 24 October, 2025
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    Jobseekers of the future: approach AI with scepticism and dexterity

    A key skill for the future will be understanding what AI can — and cannot — do

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    Police reform could take lessons from the classroom

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  • Tuesday, 21 October, 2025
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    A bold plan to close Britain’s skills gap

    Vocational training must be improved without undermining universities

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