Figures and Rankings
Financial Times 2011 Rankings (september 2011) - Best Masters in Management
The Rouen Business School’s Master Grande Ecole program moved up one spot to place 22nd in Financial Times’ ranking of the best “Global Masters in Management 2011.”
This positive result reflects the clear rise in salaries of RBS graduates (calculated three years after their graduation) and a good score in their professional evolution.
RBS’s ranking emphasizes the internationalization of the campus and the school’s programs, and the strengthening of the academic and international profile of its faculty.
Ranking of Business Schools in Challenges (december 2011)
The Rouen Business School Master Grande Ecole has gained two places to take 7thin the 2012 Ranking of Business Schools published in Challenges magazine.
Two criteria were highlighted: the Power criteria which takes into consideration the selectivity, financial means, number of professors per student, starting salary of graduates and accreditations; the International criteriatakes into consideration the number of exchanges with accredited schools, the proportion of international experience periods of at least three months, the number of foreign professors among the permanent faculty and the programme’s score in the Financial Times ranking.
L'Etudiant "Business Schools Ranking" (november 2011)
The Rouen Business School Master Grande Ecole has gained one place to rank 8th in L’Etudiant’s 2012 Ranking of Business Schools.
The editors of l’Etudiant acknowledge the academic excellence of Rouen Business School, most notably through the quality of Research carried out in the School and its strong network of international academic partners. Rouen Business School is also hailed for its renown among companies, with good starting salaries, a large alumni network and a high production of pedagogical casework.
Le Parisien "Ranking 2011 of post-prépa* Business Schools"
Master Grande Ecole has been rated 8th in the popularity ranking of post-prépa* Business Schools, by the Parisien. The program distinguishes itself by the selectivity of its post-prépa entrance exams and the diversity of its students recruited through the parallel admissions entrance exams.
*Prépa : two-year preparation for business school entrance exams.
Ranking of Business Schools in the Figaro Etudiant (November 2011)
The Rouen Business School Master in Management Grande Ecole has gained two places to rank 9th in the 2011 Ranking of Business School in the Figaro Etudiant.
The editors of the Figaro underline the quality of the School’s international network of academic partners, among which are numerous accredited universities. Rouen Business School is also recognized for the quality of its Research and the network of companies attending the forums organized by the Corporate Relations Department. The time spent by our students in foreign traineeships and exchanges, and the latest teaching innovations in the program are among the Master in Management Grande Ecole’s strong points. The Figaro Etudiant editors also praised the efforts made towards entrepreneurship.
Among the points highlighted by the journalist: the Academic prestige (Rouen Business School holds triple accreditation), the quality of its network of accredited, international partners and its faculty. The time spent by students abroad and the portion of professional teaching are among the high points of the program.
Le Point 'The best business schools, 2011' (february 2011)
The Master Grande Ecole took 9th place in the Le Point overall ranking of post prépa business schools. The program was particularly distinguished for the following areas “Career” (measuring the level of salaries and the evolution of graduate’s jobs in the first 3 years), “Research” (8th place) and “alumni satisfaction” (7th position).
Expansion's Salary Rankings: Rouen ranks 9th (april 2011)
The Rouen Business School has been ranked 9th among Management Schools for salaries in France in l'Expansion and Towers Perrin's survey: starting salaries range from 33 000 to 38 500 Euros and 3 years after graduation, salaries ranged from 44 000 to 46 000 Euros.
"Challenges" Business Schools Rankings (december 2009)
In the 2009 Business Schools Rankings published in Challenges, Rouen Business School takes 9th place for its 'Power' and 4th place for its 'International Outreach'. The 'Power' criterion takes into account the selectivity rate, the financial resources, the staff/student ratio, the salary expectations of new graduates, the accreditations and the alumni network. The 'International Outreach' criterion covers the percentage of exchanges with accredited institutions, the percentage of students travelling on exchanges to Asia, America or Oceania, and the percentage of foreign members of permanent faculty.
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