Indian Government passes ‘One Additional Line’ financial reporting scheme for CSR | Saïd Business School
HomeThe SchoolPress officeNewsIndian Government passes ‘One Additional Line’ financial reporting scheme for CSRIndian Government passes ‘One Additional Line’ financial reporting scheme for CSR For immediate release: 2 July 2015 Press release Indian Government passes ‘One Additional Line’ financial reporting scheme for CSR New scheme, designed by Saïd Business School, Oxford could fundamentally cha
New Global Leadership Council will advise School on strategy and initiatives | Saïd Business School
HomeCommunityOur latest newsNew Global Leadership Council will advise School on strategy and initiatives As it embarks on its third decade, the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School (Oxford Saïd) has announced the formation of a new council of senior global leaders to provide independent advice and guidance to the School. The Oxford Saïd Global Leadership Council will be chaired by Sam Laidl
Oxford Future of Real Estate Initiative | Saïd Business School
Research Centres, Initiatives and Networks Oxford Future of Real Estate Initiative Launched in 2018, the Oxford Future of Real Estate Initiative (FoRE) is an industry-supported research programme. Its research is focused on the 2025-2030 impact of innovation and technology on the global real estate industry. This initiative supports a team of researchers and delivers regular white papers and acade
Six Oxford Saïd students competed in the Oxford and Cambridge University boat race | Saïd Business School
Six students from Saïd Business School competed in the Oxford and Cambridge University boat race. Harriet Austin faced Cambridge in the women’s Blue Boat, and Matt O’Leary and Olivier Siegelaar competed in the victorious men’s boat. Dusan Milovanovic and Jessica Glennie represent Oxford in the men and women’s reserve boats (Isis & Osiris), and a sixth Oxford MBA student, Jake Cushnie, competed in
Objects, value, status and identity | Saïd Business School
What can objects from other times and other places teach us about business here and now? Giovanna Vitelli and Mallica Kumbera Landrus from the Ashmolean Museum told an audience at Saïd Business School how they teach, learn and think with objects. They argued that objects can be used to create a picture of a problem. By handling objects we can gain new perspectives on ideas we are grappling with, t
Anna Stepashova | Saïd Business School
Anna is a DPhil candidate in Financial Economics since 2013 and has been awarded the Saïd Business School Foundation DPhil Scholarship. Anna conducts her research under the supervision of Mungo Wilson and Ilaria Piatti. Anna is a member of Merton College. Prior to starting her doctorate, Anna obtained her MSc in Quantitative Finance from the University of Zurich and the Swiss Federal Institute of
Cybersecurity Capacity Maturity Model for Nations (CMM) | Cybersecurity Capacity Portal
UPDATE: In February 2017, we have published the revised edition of the CMM. Please follow this link. The five dimensions of cybersecurity We currently consider cybersecurity capacity as being comprised of five dimensions: devising cyber policy and strategy encouraging responsible cyber culture within society building cyber skills into the workforce and leadership creating effective legal and regul
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification passed by Oxford MBAs | Saïd Business School
HomeCommunityOur latest newsLean Six Sigma Green Belt certification passed by Oxford MBAs A group of 49 MBA students from Saïd Business School have successfully passed their Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification. Lean Six Sigma is a methodology for cutting waste and improving efficiency within workflows. Made famous by the successes of Motorola in the 1980’s, its influence quickly spread beyond
Fees and funding | Saïd Business School
The total cost of the Oxford Executive MBA programme for home and overseas students is £117,080 for a September 2024 or January 2025 start. Total course fees include: tuition, all essential reading materials and meals university and college services membership of The Oxford Union Other expenses include: laptop travel to and from each module accommodation for each module (excluding the internationa
MBA Start-up and Entrepreneurship Competitions | Saïd Business School
A host of MBA students have competed in start-up and entrepreneurship competitions recently. Here are some of the most exciting success stories.Students build app during all night Hackathon Oxford MBAs managed to create a car-sharing app and website during a 24-hour hackathon Hack Cambridge, which challenged 400 students from around the world to push technology to its limits. Students Julian Mulle
www.sbs.oxford.eduMbA 2013/14 InterIM eMployMent report Employment Report MBA Class 2013-14 Many of the themes seen in recent years were repeated in this class. In particular, the relatively large number of students establishing their own businesses rema
www.sbs.oxford.eduMbA 2013/14 InterIM eMployMent report Employment Report MBA Class 2013-14 Many of the themes seen in recent years were repeated in this class. In particular, the relatively large number of students establishing their own businesses remained close to the recent 4 year average at 10% of the class. The not-for-profit sector remained attractive for around 10% of employed students. M
Scholarships and funding | Saïd Business School
Funding for our programmes is extremely competitive, but we offer a wide variety of opportunities. There are funding opportunities available from Saïd Business School, the University and colleges, loans and external funding. We also provide information on paying your fees and living costs. When thinking about funding, we advise: Don’t delay - Act as soon as you decide to apply. Don't wait until yo
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