The Bologna Accord: continental shift
Nearly 50 countries have now signed up to the Bologna process, many from eastern Europe and beyond – but some have more ground to make up than others
European Business Schools 2010
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The FT’s annual ranking of European business schools, based on its rankings of providers of executive MBAs, full-time MBAs and other management courses
New ideas in tough times
This year has had its ups and downs for European business schools, which need innovative solutions to combat new challenges, writes Della Bradshaw
HEC Paris at the top
The French school retains its position once again, but elsewhere in the ranking there are movers and newcomers, writes Michael Jacobs
Challenge for European business schools as US goes global
Recent appointments by US business schools send a pretty clear signal of a change of direction
From Enron to language learning
When Tom Adams lost his job at Enron, his newly completed MBA gave him the confidence to make a bid for the top job at Rosetta Stone, writes Andrew Baxter
Danica Purg of IEDC Bled School of Management
The dean and founder of the school in Slovenia, discusses her ambitions
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Upfront: news and views
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In 1999, ministers from 29 countries met in Bologna and agreed a plan to turn Europe’s fragmented higher education systems into a coherent whole by the end of 2010. Did it work?
Views from the top: the Bologna process
Has more than a decade of reform been worth it? We ask a rector and a dean from two prominent schools if they think the Bologna process has been a success
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Interactive graphic: The impact of the Bologna process
View the effects of the Bologna Accord on signatory nations and see the schools included in the European business schools 2010 ranking
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European business schools ranking 2010
View a PDF of the European business schools magazine and ranking of the top schools
Business school profiles
Mannheim Business School prizes its business connections
Mannheim Business School in Germany focuses on entrepreneurship and has set up a network of partner schools
Stockholm School of Economics rises up the ranks
A well-connected boardroom reflects the 101-year-old Stockholm School of Economics’ history
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The ranking decoded
An explanation of the criteria, methods, rules, weighting and scoring systems that underpin the FT’s European business schools ranking
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