Eleventh place: EADA Business School in Barcelona, Spain
EADA Business School, located in Barcelona, Spain, is an international business school. Founded in 1957, 1985 became a private school. It provides training and applied research in an international environment, and provides practical knowledge for enterprises and society. It is one of the earliest institutions in Spain to provide management training for the business community.
EADA Business School has three core departments, namely: financial management and monitoring, marketing operation and supply, strategic leadership and service. Currently, the College offers the following courses and degrees:
Master of Business Administration, Master of Network Business Administration, Master of International Business Administration, Master of Management, Master of Finance, Master of Marketing, Master of Tourism and Hotel Management, Master of Sustainable Management and Master of Education. Many schools offer bilingual teaching. In addition, the college also offers postgraduate courses and administrative education courses taught only in Spanish.
EADA Business School has six applied research centers, which are at different stages of development in research activities, horizontal linkages and external influences. They include: Global Innovation Management Center (GIMCE), Transformation Growth Center, Enterprise Sustainable Development Center and Coach Center.
In 20 17, EADA Business School ranked 28th in Financial Times European Business School. It is one of the few business schools in Spain selected by the Financial Times list, and it is also a member of CFA Institute's partnership program.
Twelfth place: TIAS Business School (Netherlands)
TIAS Business School was established in 1982, and the first batch of master's courses were offered in 1986. Founded by Tilburg University and Inhoffen University of Technology, its main business premises are located in tilburg and Utrecht. Since 1996, TIAS Business School has focused on vocational management education, including contract research, enterprise special projects and executive education. In 200 1 year, TIAS became a private enterprise and soon expanded its business to Inhoffen and Utrecht.
The MBA of TIAS is divided into: advanced MBA (on-the-job), advanced MBA of food and agriculture complex, full-time MBA and global advanced MBA. In addition, it offers a variety of master's degrees (many of which are on-the-job), including:
Master of Business Administration (MScBA), Master of Finance (MIF), Master of Information Management (MIM), Master of Enterprise Evaluation (MBV), Master of Finance and Control/Registration Controller (EMFC), Master of Health Management (MHA), Master of Information Technology Audit (EMITA), Master of Management and Organization (MMO), Master of Advanced Education Management (MME), Senior. Master of Advanced Operations and Supply Chain Management (MOS), Master of Advanced Public and Non-profit Management (MPM), Master of Advanced Real Estate (MRE) and Master of Business Administration (MScBA) In addition, there are a series of master classes, short training courses and enterprise training programs.
The slogan of TIAS Business School is "Never stop asking questions". It runs various open platforms. Through this platform, teachers and students can cooperate with private enterprises and public organizations. The services of such platforms cover: finance, governance, health, human resource management, information technology and operation marketing, public management, real estate, strategic innovation and leadership, and responsible investment.
TIAS enjoys a high position among students and famous business magazines. In the Financial Times list, TIAS once ranked 29th in Europe for its full-time MBA, 50th in the world and 2nd for its advanced MBA. In the Economist's evaluation, TIAS's on-the-job MBA students rank among the best in the Netherlands, 20th in Europe and 70th in the world. In addition, the full-time MBA ranks first in the Netherlands and 24th in the world.
13: Lancaster University School of Management (UK)
Lancaster University is located in the south of Lancaster, England. It has four colleges, and the School of Management is one of them. Established in 1964. Lancaster School of Management has been accredited by four institutions, namely, the British MBA Association (AMBA), the British Small Business Charter (SBC), the British European Management Development Foundation Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and the American Association for the Promotion of International Business Schools (AACSB). This is extremely rare in the world.
The courses of the School of Management cover all stages, from bachelor's degree and MBA to doctoral degree and executive education. The college has cooperative relations with AstraZeneca, British Airways, British Aerospace Systems and many other enterprises. There is also cooperation with public sector institutions, such as the NHS and the British Cabinet Office.
At the postgraduate stage, the modules of several graduate programs in the School of Management are designed and provided by employers, including Deloitte, IBM, Accenture and Cisco. The cooperation between the undergraduate degree and Ernst & Young accounting firm enables students to complete two paid internships in the firm during their studies.
The research centers of the School of Management include: consumer insight center, productivity and efficiency center and sustainable medical care center. In the School of Management, many students participate in the international exchange program of Lancaster University and study in partner countries. Countries cooperating with Lancaster University include the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, Malaysia, Netherlands, Spain, France and Germany.
Famous alumni of the School of Management include Rob holden, CEO of Trans-Railway, Richard allinson, anchor of BBC Channel 2, and Anthony Bergmans, president of Unilever.
14: London Business School, Imperial College London (UK)
Imperial College London London Business School is an international business school, and Imperial College London is one of the top universities of science and engineering in London. The business school was founded by Queen Elizabeth II in 2004. It combines business, entrepreneurship and technology.
The history of business schools can be traced back to 1955. At that time, the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Production Engineering in Imperial College London offered courses of operational research and management (there were only five students at that time).
London Business School is now an independent college. Its formation once had an influence on London Business School in Imperial College London. In 2004, the college was named after its alumnus Gary Tanaka and became Tanaka Business School. In 2008, Tanaka was sentenced. In order to show the seemingly detached closeness to Imperial College London in London, it was officially renamed London Imperial College London Business School. Imperial College London, London ranks third in The Times' ranking of higher education in European universities.
The doctoral program in the business school has a five-year academic system, enrolling 15 students, and the admission rate is about 5%. The enrolled students are divided into three research groups, namely, management, finance and entrepreneurial innovation.
The main building of the Business School is located in south kensington, with facilities outside south kensington. At present, there are about 5 faculty members1/kloc-0 and 2000 students. Most of the courses in the college are mainly for international students. The most famous landmark in Imperial College London, London is the Queen's Tower. This tower was built in 1887 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne.
15: adam smith Business School, University of Glasgow, UK.
The Business School of Glasgow University is named after Adam Smith, the "father of economics" (also known as the "father of capitalism"). Its motto is "Tao, Truth and Destiny", and it is one of the few business schools in the world that have been certified by the three major business administration certification bodies.
At the undergraduate level, Adam Smith Business School offers the following four majors: accounting and finance, business management, business economics and economics. In the master's stage, the college has set up a large number of master's courses around finance, economy, management and development. Including: asset pricing and investment, banking and financial services, biotechnology and management, development research, environment and sustainable development, financial forecasting and investment, financial model, mapping and management, investment banking and finance, qualitative finance.
Adam smith's MBA and Master of Science programs cover many disciplines, including sustainable tourism enterprises, enterprise growth, human resources and international finance. Doctoral courses cover: accounting, finance, economics and management. In addition, there are many international courses, including: accounting and financial management, banking and finance, enterprise and entrepreneurship, corporate finance and banking, master of finance, financial analysis, human resource management and development, management and design innovation and strategic marketing.
Adam Smith Business School has many "research clusters" in operation, including: accounting, entrepreneurship, development and political economy, finance, human resource management and organizational behavior, international business and enterprises, macroeconomics, marketing and microeconomics.
Recently, the business school established the "Entrepreneurship Mill" community. Community members can become part of the global entrepreneur innovation network, which covers 120 cities and has 450 branches.
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