IE University’s Bachelor in Business Administration has been accredited by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), the US-based international accrediting agency for business programs. IE University’s Bachelor in Business Administration thus joins the list of IE Business School programs that have been accredited since 2001.
This means that IE University’s Business Administration Degree now forms part of a select list of programs run by 643 business schools in 43 countries accredited by AACSB in recognition of their faculty’s commitment to academic excellence, continuous improvement, and close ties to global business realities.
“The recognition of the quality of our program by a prestigious international organization like AACSB is a major step forward for our project, aimed at equipping students with the competences they need to map a career in a constantly changing global environment”, said Isabel Sánchez, Vice Rector of IE University and Director of IE’s Bachelor in Business Administration.
IE University’s Bachelor in Business Administration was launched in 2009 and it has a student body comprised of some 200 students from 52 countries.
On January 10th, the IE Venture Day competition kicked-off very early in the morning at Fudan University in Shanghai, where aspiring IE entrepreneurs presented their business plans to a world-renowned panel of VC and Angel investors. This was the first time the IE Venture Day takes a step further delivering its entrepreneurial spirit abroad by launching the project in the Asian “hub”. The Venture Day is part of the IE Venture Lab which is the vehicle for preparing IE Business School student and alumni startups for pitches in different VC and Angel investor locations.
By Eliran Drucker, IE International MBA 2011 graduate
“IE Business School is very proud that one of our prominent experts has been appointed Finance Minister for Spain’s new government”, says Santiago Íñiguez de Onzoño, Dean of IE Business School.
