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2026 State of Accreditation Report
The 2026 State of Accreditation Report highlights key insights, outcomes, and exemplary practices across AACSB’s global community.
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19 October 2026
Continuous Improvement, Not Just Compliance
During accreditation, one business school shifted from meeting requirements to using management tools for better decisions and continuous improvement.
Article
12 October 2026
Practical Tips for Managing AACSB PRT Visits
Business schools seeking or maintaining accreditation should take care not to overlook these details that result in a smooth peer review team visit.
Article
14 September 2026
Building Relevant Business Education in Asia
Across Asia, business schools are transforming how they prepare graduates, placing real-world relevance at the center of their education.
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26 August 2026
Measuring What Matters in Research
No single institution can redefine research impact alone. The path forward runs through shared frameworks and collective action.
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12 August 2026
Designing Critical Thinking Assessments
Developing critical thinkers starts not in the classroom but in the intentional design of learning and assessment.
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21 July 2026
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