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UK Business Schools perform strongly in 2019 European Business School Rankings

7 January 2020

The 2019 European Business School Rankings from the Financial Times were released last month with six UK business schools featuring in the top 20.

London Business School again placed top of all UK schools, finishing second overall. LBS’s strong performance reflects the consistently high standard of the School’s educational offering across its programmes and courses. François Ortalo-Magné, Dean of LBS, said: “The School’s strong performance in this ranking is a testament to the many staff and faculty who work tirelessly to unleash the full potential of our community.”

Other UK business schools in the ranking included the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Warwick Business School, Imperial Business School and City University: CASS.

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Universities featured in this article:

  • London Business School
  • University of Oxford
  • University of Cambridge
  • Warwick Business School
  • Imperial College Business School
  • City, University of London
  • Cass Business School
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