Executive education

Thousands of people around the world will again unite against climate change by sharing a striking climate change visualisation on Tuesday 21 June. The climate stripes infographic, created by Professor Ed Hawkins at the University of Reading, display rising annual temperatures in one clear image.

The Financial Times Executive Education Ranking 2022 places Henley Business School in the world top 20 for the combined ranking of open and custom programmes. The ranking also confirms Henley’s position as leading executive education provider located in Finland.

Russia’s long-lasting conflict and recent invasion of Ukraine have caused significant political tension between Russia and Western countries. Dr Irina Heim uses a game-theoretic approach to explore responses to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in our latest Leading Insights.

We are taking every precaution to ensure a safe environment for our clients, partners and employees. Our programmes and events are delivered face-to-face, hybrid or online – depending on the programme and the event.

“Lifelong learning” first became a buzzword in Europe in the mid-1990s and is increasingly relevant today. Put simply, lifelong learning means that people can and should have the opportunity to learn throughout their lives. Lifelong learning not only makes people more employable but also furthers their personal development.

Following the recent developments surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, we are taking every precaution to ensure a safe environment for our clients, partners and employees. Our programmes and events are delivered face-to-face, hybrid or online – depending on the programme and the event.

Personal Development has long been a distinctive element of the Henley experience but has not presented itself as an organisational theory. Reflection has operated at the fringes of organisational decision-making and strategy, and therefore the question is legitimate: Can Personal Development be a force in Organisational Development?

This year’s Financial Times European Business Schools Ranking 2021 sees Henley Business School ranked as top business school located in Finland and improve its standing in Europe, being placed no. 34.

Following the recent developments surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, we are taking every precaution to ensure a safe environment for our clients, partners and employees. Our programmes and events are delivered in compliance with the local COVID-19 regulations in Finland.

Lifelong learning and adopting new skills, knowledge and abilities for personal and professional growth will be the only way to stay relevant in the future world of work.

For a lot of people, formal education has in the past started with primary school and ended with undergraduate education. However, educating oneself beyond the early phases of life and career has become more and more important. Why is lifelong learning so important?

We're back with a new series of our podcast! In the first episode the Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa, Jon Foster-Pedley, considers the true purpose of business, what motivates people, the broken old model of capitalism and why leaders need to take a stance.