March/April 2004
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Bradford School among World Best

The University's School of Management has retained its place on the prestigious list of the top 100 MBA programmes across the globe.

Together with NIMBAS, the School's sister business school in the Dutch city of Utrecht, Bradford made its sixth appearance in the recent Financial Times league table.

As well as retaining its place among the world elite, Bradford was also placed in the top twenty MBA programmes for countries in the European Union.

Bradford was also ranked comfortably in the top 50 in the world in three key categories - value for money, career progression and the achievement of personal goals.

The Bradford MBA is still the only ranked part-time programme in the UK north of Warwick and the only ranked full-time programme in the Yorkshire region.

The figures also highlight the diverse nature of the Bradford University School of Management. In the UK rankings, the School had the second highest percentage of international students (80%) and the highest percentage of women in the faculty (34%).

Dean of the School, Professor Arthur Francis, said: "No other business school offers the same range of diversity, combined with international excellence and local commitment. We are proud of the fact that we have managed to retain our global status in the rankings at the same time as being a genuine full-service school."

16 April 2004

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