Nyenrode MBA Climbs in Financial Times Ranking

Dutch Nyenrode Business Universiteit's International MBA Program has climbed to 82nd place in the annual Financial Times ranking of the 100 best MBA programs in the world. In the European ranking, Nyenrode holds the 24th place. The criteria on which the Financial Times bases its assessment include the course structure, internationalization, the diversity of the faculty and the students, educational material, aims and results achieved, and the assessments of alumni. The Kellogg School of Management, Nyenrode's partner institute in Chicago, is in the top-25 of this FT ranking. The FT Global MBA Rankings are published annually and are among the most important indicators for students and educators regarding the career and future prospects that are offered by educational institutes. In May last year, it was announced that Nyenrode's open programs and customized programs for managers and entrepreneurs are also included in the newspaper's executive education rankings. The Nyenrode Business Universiteit was founded by the private sector and is one of the oldest and most prestigious business schools and business universities in Europe. Nyenrode prepares people with talent and ambition for leading positions in an international environment. In addition, it attaches great value to social awareness and sustainable entrepreneurship. This Dutch Business university offers Master's degree courses in business administration and Bachelor's, Master's and Post-Master's degree courses in accountancy and controlling. At the heart of Nyenrode's educational philosophy is the combination of knowledge dissemination, practical experience and development of social skills. This leading business university from Holland (together with the private sector) sees this combination as crucial to success in management positions. Nyenrode offers standard and bespoke executive programs and permanent education for the small and medium-size business sector and stock market quoted Dutch and international businesses. The Nyenrode Research Group coordinates the university's scientific research and keeps a close eye on the applicability of this research. Every study year Nyenrode Business School provides increased financial support to smart, driven, and committed students of all nationalities through the scholarship opportunities.//Nyenrode Business University from Holland