- Daily & Weekly newsletters
- Buy & download The Bulletin
- Comment on our articles
Vlerick makes top 15 in European business school ranking
Vlerick Business School, with locations in Ghent, Leuven and Brussels, has risen one place in the annual European Business School Rankings compiled by the Financial Times, to enter the top 15. The rankings cover 85 schools.
These overall rankings are based on five other lists produced during the year: full-time MBA, open enrolment executive education, customised executive education and executive MBA. In the meta-ranking, Vlerick rises from 16th place in 2014 to 15th place now.
“This is a testament to the efforts of all faculty and staff within the school to strive every day to create more powerful learning journeys for our students,” said Vlerick dean Marion Debruyne. “It is a collective accomplishment, and I would like to thank the entire team. We can be proud to be included in the top league in Europe.”
The Financial Times list is again headed by the London Business School, followed by HEC Paris and Insead, also based in France. Antwerp Management School comes in at number 45, with Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management at 47.
Photo: Vlerick Business School dean Marion Debruyne
Comments
Well, this is an excellent post is relenting to the school ranking. Different institute are focused on edusson essays service to check the analysis of school environment and then try to improve the mistake in the management system. All the school is trying to the best quality of education.