EABIS, Ashridge and the Guardian newspaper are running a competition to find the best European MBA essay on the changing role of business in society.

The MBA student who provides the best essay as judged by a distinguished panel will be awarded €6000 and a runner-up will be awarded €2000.

The award exists to further debate about the role of business in society and to do so in a way accessible to a wide audience, particularly to business leaders and public policy-makers. It also aims to raise awareness about the relevance of these issues to mainstream management education.

The award is open to full- and part-time students studying on an MBA programme at a European business school during the 2004/2005 academic year. The award is part of EABIS ongoing support of excellence in the area of corporate responsibility education.

For further information on the competition and to read the winning essays of previous years click here.

The MBA student who provides the best essay as judged by a distinguished panel will be awarded €6000 and a runner-up will be awarded €2000.

The award exists to further debate about the role of business in society and to do so in a way accessible to a wide audience, particularly to business leaders and public policy-makers. It also aims to raise awareness about the relevance of these issues to mainstream management education.

The award is open to full- and part-time students studying on an MBA programme at a European business school during the 2004/2005 academic year. The award is part of EABIS ongoing support of excellence in the area of corporate responsibility education.

For further information on the competition and to read the winning essays of previous years go to the official web site of the Award