In the past years, technology has drastically changed how we work at the workplace. At of the end of 2010, organisations continue to find the most effective use of social networking. Video conferencing continues to make strides forward in how all members of an organisation communicate to each other and technological developments such as the Apple iPad continue to give businesses the ability to organize data faster and efficiently.

Many companies, today, focus so much on the sales, advertising and marketing their brand, while forgetting one very important part - their customer service. And though the former are extremely important, organisations should also ensure they pay attention to customer service.

Sciences Po created the Emile Boutmy scholarship after the founder of Sciences Po (1871) in order to attract the very best international students from outside of the European Union.

DAAD Scholarship Programmes have benefited hundreds of African students since inception. The scholarships are given each year to postgraduate students wishing to study for a master's or PhD degree. DAAD does not sponsor undergraduate studies in Africa.

Tough times force hard choices. And these are rapidly becoming the toughest times most of us have ever seen. Even for nonprofit leaders who are accustomed to ‘making much of little,’ the repercussions of the unfolding economic downturn are likely to pose unprecedented challenges. It’s hard to imagine that many (if any) of us in the sector will escape unscathed.

The Indian School of Business (ISB) has increased its ISB-AIESEC Scholarship from 50% to 75% of the tuition fee! The ISB seeks applicants like AIESEC members, who hail from diverse backgrounds and demonstrate natural leadership abilities, in line with our vision to groom future leaders for the world.

The Australian Government, Australian Universities and organizations offer a variety of scholarships in Australia for international students, who want to study abroad in Australia. These international scholarships are either for undergraduate and postgraduate studies, vocational education and training.

As business leaders battle to rebuild economies ravaged by the global meltdown, business schools around the world are rethinking leadership and how to train the next generation of managers in the midst of unprecedented challenges. The aim is to re-invent management education with a view to equipping the future generation of managers with the necessary tools that will enable them cope with feature challenges.