University of Edinburgh Business School, UK

The University of Edinburgh Business School, which is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, was founded in 1919. Since 1919, the university has provided business education, including the MBA degree since 1980. The business school is affiliated with the University of Edinburgh, which was founded in 1582 by a royal licence.

The Business School at the University of Edinburgh has a long history of teaching and research. Accounting and finance, entrepreneurship and innovation, management science & business economics, marketing, organisational studies, and strategy & international business are among the undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education programmes offered by the School. All of this is housed in a cutting-edge structure that includes lecture halls, syndicate rooms, an executive education suite, a café, and ample space for students and staff.

The School is triple-accredited by AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS, and its international student body includes nearly 100 nations from around the world, fostering ideas from people of different cultures and backgrounds.

The University's Business School is located in the core of the campus. The majority of the school's employees is housed in this cutting-edge structure, which has eight lecture theatres, various syndicate rooms, an executive education suite, a café, and ample space for students and staff. The school has easy access to the great facilities as well. These include many fine meeting rooms and larger venues, several designed by Robert Adam in the 18th century.

Accreditation and Ranking Data

UEBS is accredited by EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB. Some selected rankings are shown below:

• 3rd for female students in Financial Times 2017 Global MBA Rankings
• In the Financial Times Masters in Finance rankings, I am ranked 35th. 2017 pre-experience rating
• 74th in The Economist MBA rankings 2016
• 91st in Financial Times 2017 Global MBA Ranking

Accommodation

The University of capital runs AN accommodation recommendation service at the beginning of every year to assist students if they need to search personal accommodation

Location

Edinburgh is Scotland's capital and a United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization World Heritage web site. it's thought of one among the greenest and most architecturally lovely cities in Europe and its beauty and name for science since the eighteenth Century has attained it the nickname ‘the Athens of the North’. Since 2001, capital has systematically been voted ‘Favourite kingdom City’ by Observer, Conde Naste (2010 Award Winner for Best City) and Guardian readers.

Alumni

• William Denholm Barnetson, Chairman of United Newspapers
• Chris Beard, CEO of Mozilla
• Crawford W. Beveridge, Executive Vice President Sun Microsystems
• John Boyd Dunlop, founder of Dunlop Rubber
• Nicholas Ferguson, Chairman of BskyB
• John Ritchie Findlay, owner of The Scots