Nottingham University Business School (NUBS) is the business school of the University of Nottingham - one of the top 100 universities in the world (THE-QS and ARWU, 2009). It was originally known as the School of Management and Finance.
The School is organised within the following academic divisions: Accounting & Finance; Entrepreneurship & Innovation; Industrial Economics; Marketing; Operations Management; Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management and Information Systems; Strategy.
NUBS offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the Nottingham campus (UK) and overseas campus in Ningbo and Malaysia.
The MBA can be completed in 12 months (full time) or part-time basis for between 2 and 4 years. Specialist areas offered include: Corporate Social Responsibility; Entrepreneurship; Finance. Students may choose to take all or part of their MBA at the University's campus in China, Malaysia or Singapore.
Rankings:
- Top 100 in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009. The PhD Programme was ranked 36th in the world.
- 38th in Europe and 98th globally in the Economist Intelligence Unit (Which MBA) 2009 Global Top 100.
- Rated 2nd in the world for corporate social responsibility (FT 2009).
- 6th among UK management schools (Times Good University Guide 2008).
- 70% of its research was rated as either internationally excellent or world-leading in the RAE 2008, placing it 6th in the UK.
- The undergraduate programme is ranked 7th for Accounting & Finance and 12th for Business Studies (Complete University Guide 2008).
- The MSc in International Business was placed among the Top 50 Masters in Management programmes (FT 2008).
- Ranked in the world's top 100 by the EIU 2008.
- It is one of only 15 UK business schools to appear in the FT MBA 2007 rankings (ranked 93rd internationally).
- 1st in the UK, 4th in Europe and 28th in the world in the Aspen Institute's 2007 'Beyond Grey Pinstripes' Global Top 100 CSR Ranking. It is also placed 2nd in the world for their research into social, environmental, and ethical issues in management.
The School is organised within the following academic divisions: Accounting & Finance; Entrepreneurship & Innovation; Industrial Economics; Marketing; Operations Management; Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management and Information Systems; Strategy.
NUBS offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the Nottingham campus (UK) and overseas campus in Ningbo and Malaysia.
The MBA can be completed in 12 months (full time) or part-time basis for between 2 and 4 years. Specialist areas offered include: Corporate Social Responsibility; Entrepreneurship; Finance. Students may choose to take all or part of their MBA at the University's campus in China, Malaysia or Singapore.
Rankings:
- Top 100 in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009. The PhD Programme was ranked 36th in the world.
- 38th in Europe and 98th globally in the Economist Intelligence Unit (Which MBA) 2009 Global Top 100.
- Rated 2nd in the world for corporate social responsibility (FT 2009).
- 6th among UK management schools (Times Good University Guide 2008).
- 70% of its research was rated as either internationally excellent or world-leading in the RAE 2008, placing it 6th in the UK.
- The undergraduate programme is ranked 7th for Accounting & Finance and 12th for Business Studies (Complete University Guide 2008).
- The MSc in International Business was placed among the Top 50 Masters in Management programmes (FT 2008).
- Ranked in the world's top 100 by the EIU 2008.
- It is one of only 15 UK business schools to appear in the FT MBA 2007 rankings (ranked 93rd internationally).
- 1st in the UK, 4th in Europe and 28th in the world in the Aspen Institute's 2007 'Beyond Grey Pinstripes' Global Top 100 CSR Ranking. It is also placed 2nd in the world for their research into social, environmental, and ethical issues in management.
