The figures tell the tale: after seven years of gloom and despondency, the business of executive education short courses, the cash cow of many business schools, is looking buoyant once more.
This is a far cry from most of the past decade, when schools had to lay off staff and diversify into other sources of revenue. But as activity returns, it is clearly very different from a decade ago.
Customised programmes, designed specifically for individual companies, have shown the strongest growth – 75 suppliers are ranked for the first time by the FT in 2014. Some schools have been overwhelmed by new business.
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