AACSB Insights Submissions
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Editorial Calendar
Monthly Editorial Themes
AACSB Insights publishes articles on topics affecting business schools, higher education, and businesses globally. The following editorial themes guide our content production for each month.
The deadline to submit an article for each month is the beginning of the prior month. For example, a contributor interested in submitting an article for July publication would need to submit a draft for consideration by June 1.
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Theme
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Discussion
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January 2025
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Quality Standards: Providing Global and Cultural Experiences
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Today's business students will enter a workforce of increasing global and cultural diversity. How are schools preparing culturally intelligent students who can navigate diverse markets and international collaborations that drive business success?
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February 2025
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Business Education: Pushing Boundaries and Leading Change
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As the business world changes at exponential speed, how are business schools anticipating future needs and innovating their offerings to ensure continued relevance and value to stakeholders?
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March 2025
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Societal Impact: Promoting Responsible Leadership
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From ethical decision-making to sustainability to social responsibility, business leaders need to consider a range of factors to ensure their businesses have meaningful, long-term impact. How are schools preparing future leaders for this reality?
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April 2025
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World of Work: Business and Community Collaboration
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For business schools to continue evolving to meet stakeholder needs, their programs and initiatives need to engage business and community members. How is your school creating collaborations that not only prepare new leaders but also solve business and societal challenges?
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May 2025
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Quality Standards: Measuring Student Success
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From classroom engagement to assurance of learning to job placement and advancement, how are business schools today ensuring that students not only meet learning goals but also have impact in the workplace?
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