Higher Education and Handicap
Rouen Business School welcomes and accompanies
students with any degree of handicap throughout the duration of their studies.
For more information, please
contact Daniele Pederzoli who is dedicated to helping and advising students with handicap [email protected]
News
The Figaro Etudiant Ranking of Business Schools (November 2012)
The Rouen Business School Master in Management Grande Ecole has gained two places to rank 7th in the Figaro Etudiant’s 2012 Ranking of Business Schools.
Several high points of the Master in Management Grande Ecole were pinpointed by the editors of the Figaro, in particular the time spent by our students in work experience, the quality of the professional integration of graduates and the amount of courses taught by professional visitors. The ranking recognises the quality of Research carried out by the School’s faculty and its corporate network (good results for the incubator and the Research Chairs).
Ranking of Business Schools in L’Etudiant (November 2012)
Rouen Business School’s Master in Management Grande Ecole ranked 8th in the L’Etudiant 2013 Ranking of Business Schools.
Rouen Business School’s programme is recognised in particular for its renown among businesses, with a good starting salary, a large network of past students and the high quality professional integration of graduates, especially abroad. The quality of Research carried out by the school is another of its strong points, with a large increase in the number or articles published by faculty members over the past five years. Lastly, the l’Etudiant editors underlined the quality of the programme’s network of international partners.
The Master in Management Grande Ecole moves up to 19th place in the Financial Times ranking for 2012
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By entering the Top 20 of the “Global Masters in Management 2012” of the Financial Times, Rouen Business School has confirmed its progress in terms of national and international recognition. The School has stepped up 3 places and now ranks 6th among French business schools for its Master in Management Grande Ecole. Several specific strong points were highlighted by the editors of the Financial Times, including the speed and quality of graduate employability and the international experience offered during the course. The School is extremely grateful to the graduates of the 2009 year class interviewed by the Financial Times as part of the ranking process, and for their full cooperation in answering the questions. |
Le Point: 2012 Ranking of Business Schools
February 2012
The Master in Management Grande Ecole has gained one place to rank 8th in the Le Point global ranking of schools offering the Master grade. The programme was recognised in particular for the “Research” criteria (which takes into account the schools scientific production) and the quality of its network of international partners.
In the category of Business Schools 4 years after Bac, the BSc in International Business-IFI also gained one place to rank 5th. Besides Research, the editors highlighted the quality of the programme’s teaching and the rate of insertion of graduates upon leaving the school.
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