The media rankings (e.g.
Financial Times, The Economist, etc.) are only one measure of business school reputation. For example, other important attributes are the quality of faculty, students and alumni. The media rankings use different criteria to evaluate a programme or school, so it’s important to look at what a ranking tries to measure and ask how relevant it is to you. Further, media rankings are not scientific analyses of a school’s reputation but represent one view of quality. That’s why it’s good to look at multiple sources of information when evaluating a business school.
Rankings TiasNimbas
In the 2011
Financial Times annual ranking of European business schools, TiasNimbas Business School remains steadily at a 24th place out of the top 75 graduate business schools. As a result, the business school of Tilburg University and Eindhoven University of Technology holds a strong top 3 position in the Benelux.
The TiasNimbas International Executive MBA Programme (IMM), which is offered in partnership with the Graduate Schools of Purdue University (USA), Central European University Budapest (Hungary), and GISMA Business School Hanover (Germany) has been consistently ranked in the European top 20 for the last years, and is leading in the following domains: career progress, international student rank, international course experience, and faculty with doctorates.
TiasNimbas Business School has strengthened its position in the
Financial Times ranking with respect to Executive Education. The ranking for the 'Open Programmes' has gone up seven places and is now ranked number 52 in the world, number 23 in Europe and number 1 in The Netherlands. 'Company Specific Programmes' is ranked number 46 in the world, number 22 in Europe and 2 in The Netherlands. In the combined ranking ('Open and Company Specific Programmes') TiasNimbas has also gone up, from number 49 to number 44 in the world. This is the second consecutive year that TiasNimbas Business School is the number 1 provider of Executive Education in The Netherlands. Our Masters in Management ranked in 2011 number 55th worldwide.
The Economist Intelligence Unit’s ‘Which MBA?’ has placed the Full-Time MBA programme in its worldwide top 100 rankings.
Ranking Tilburg University
In the field of business, the Tilburg School of Economics and Management of Tilburg University ranks #3 in Europe and #41 worldwide according to University of Texas,
Dallas Top 100 World Wide Rankings of Business Schools based on Research Contribution 2006-2010.
