July 2026 update

A Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Business Education

Exemplars and critical themes for successful integration, drawn from 84 participating business schools.

Cover of the July 2026 AI in Business Education report
84participating schools
67U.S. schools
17non-U.S. schools
36new this cycle

What the expanded pool shows

Eight critical themes

The July update grows from 48 to 84 participating schools and documents how AI integration is moving from isolated experimentation toward architecture, required learning, sustained faculty capability, and institutional practice.

Interactive research

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Search the full institutional profiles published in the July 2026 supplement. The profiles preserve the specificity of each school’s programs, tools, faculty development, governance, and partnerships.

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