HEC Paris and IE Business School of Spain shared the top spot in the Financial Times European Business School Ranking for 2013, followed by London Business School and Esade Business School (tied for 3rd place in Europe).

The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) Riga as part of the SSE Group is still the No. 1 business school in the Baltic/Nordic region. It was placed 21st of 75 in the 2013 ranking.

Strathclyde Business School (SBS) was ranked 29th among the top European business schools. Its position puts SBS in 6th place out of 20 UK schools to make the ranking of the top 75 graduate business schools in Europe.

Bradford University School of Management proudly ranked within the FT Top 50 European Business Schools for 2013 (13th in UK and Top 50 in Europe), and was also ranked in the Top 30 in Europe in the FT Global MBA rankings 2013 and 42nd in Europe in the FT Master's in Management rankings 2013.

Leeds University Business School has increased its position in the European Business School rankings 2013, moving up seven places on last year to 56th, in the face of strong competition from schools across Europe.

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