The Serge Bellanger scholarship nurtures next-gen business leaders

More than a dozen business students receive these prestigious $10,000 scholarships each year from the French-American Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

Why Data Management Skills Will Make You a Business Asset

Data Management professionals are in great demand across the world, and across sectors. In this article, BrainGain magazine looks at careers in one of the hottest fields right now.

Study in France Education Fair 2016: a great opportunity for international students

Campus France is organizing the 2016 Education Fair in Chandigarh, Chennai, Bangalore and Kochi. To find out more, read below.

Leadership, entrepreneurship, and extracurriculars: Q&A with Diana Drake of K@WHS

How can a high-school student succeed in school, university and beyond? The Managing Editor of Knowledge@Wharton High School answers.

Hope, Greed And Fear: The Psychology Behind The Financial Crisis-II

The language of psychology helps to address the fact that behind every cut-and-dried statistic about falling home prices and other indicators of economic decline lies an ever-shifting horde of homeowners, bankers, business owners and unwitting investors -- in short, people.

Stanford Seed announces expansion to India - applications open

Stanford Seed will run its first program in Chennai from August 2017. Applications are now open.

10 Interesting Facts About Google's New CEO Sundar Pichai

BrainGain magazine brings you ten interesting facts about one of the kings of IT – Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

The End of Jobs: Money, Meaning and Freedom by Taylor Pearson

This book is a must-read for Millenials as technology is threatening traditional jobs, while making entrepreneurship safer and more profitable.

How to get the most out of studying abroad

Alan Kerzner, CEO of the Institute for Global Student Success, says mentorship can help international students be more productive in their new study and work culture

Look beyond the Ivy League: Entrepreneur Sanjay Govil′s advice to students

US-based businessman Sanjay Govil studied at both Ivy League and non-Ivy schools, and he says the most important thing is to match your interests with the strengths of the universities you apply to