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There are plenty of methods to make postgraduate study affordable

Research all the options

Postgraduate study could be a financially viable option if you plan it out properly, writes Russ Thorne

The many varied paths to creating business leaders

A survey of programme bosses by The Independent and Audencia business school has shed new light on the qualification's identity

State of the nation: what the views of MBA directors and students can teach us

The MBA is without doubt the international postgraduate business programme. For just over a century it has been the passport to bigger, brighter and better-paid jobs for managers looking to boost their careers. In that time, the MBA sector has developed its own set of values and accepted truths. Salary hikes are the proof of a programme's success. In the US, an MBA should last 24 months as opposed to 12 months in Europe. A high international student intake is a must. But do such sweeping statements truly reflect the reality of the market?

It's about the money... isn't it?

Salary matters, but it's not the biggest factor motivating students to enrol on an MBA, according to course directors

Find the programme to suit your ambitions

There is no simple answer to the question of which MBA to pursue, it takes careful introspection and extensive research

MBAs plug into remote study

Distance learning is proving to be a popular choice, finds Russ Thorne

It is no joke to get the public more involved in research

An expedition out of the lab and down to the pub can benefit science and society

Postgraduate queries

I've missed the boat to get on a master's course this autumn, but don't want to waste the rest of this year putting my education on hold. Do any master's courses start in January or February?

Universities bridge the Gulf between Middle East and West

Foreign universities are expanding into Arab countries, on the condition that standards stay high

Postgraduate diary

Susie Legge is doing a geoenvironmental engineering master's degree at Cardiff University

Student late-comers court a range of career options with a legal degree

Waiting to study the law until after completing a first degree is a popular and viable option and does not put postgraduate students at a disadvantage in the lecture hall or in the marketplace

It's business, but not as usual

This year's most promising MBA shows how entrepreneurs can serve the greater good. By Russ Thorne

Postgrad diary

Medical professional Sophie Bertaud has headed to the USA to study bio-ethics. She talks to Steve McCormack

Postgrad queries

Q: I have an idea for a topic I’d like to study, but I’m not sure it’s suitable for a research degree. What’s the best way to develop it further?

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