Nottingham University Business School climbs FT World MBA
rankings
Nottingham University Business School has climbed an impressive
seven places in an independent worldwide ranking of the world's leading
100 full-time MBA programmes.
Nottingham has jumped to 93rd place in
the Financial Times MBA 2007 rankings from last year's placing at 100 and is
one of just 15 UK business schools to appear in the international table,
which recognises the quality of both teaching and research.
Director
of Nottingham University Business School Professor Alistair Bruce said: "To
put this year's performance into context, the FT Global 100 is becoming
increasingly competitive and we're competing against the top US schools,
national flagship schools and a number of specialist graduate business
schools. From a reputational and marketing perspective, our continued
appearance in the ranking is hugely significant.
"We are the only
Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 5 rated UK business school to appear
simultaneously in the FT Global 100 MBA list, the FT European Masters top 25
and the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global 100 MBA list."
Among the
areas in which the Nottingham University Business School was judged to have
improved were:
The diversity of its international students and
staff.
Value for money - the salary performance of MBA graduates in the
three years after graduation in this year's ranking showed an average 89
per cent increase compared to last year's figure of 78 per
cent.
Nottingham was also placed in the top 20 in terms of encouraging
greater career progression.
The publishing power of its academics -
Nottingham was placed in 73rd position for the quality of research appearing
in a list of 40 top international journals.
YORK University からのおしらせ 2006年11月27日
Department of Educational Studies, York YO10 5DD, England
email: educ15@york.ac.uk
website: www.york.ac.uk/depts/educ/
Full-time MA PROGRAMMES
MA in Citizenship and Global Education
MA in Educational Research Methods
MA in Educational Studies
MA in Equity Issues in Education
MA in Language Learning and Education
MA in Science Education
MA in TESOL
The above programmes are 12 month full-time taught MA programmes
available for October 2007 entry. Each of these programmes comprises
core modules, option modules and a dissertation. Assessment is based
on course work assignments completed during the first half of the
programme followed by a dissertation of 10,000 words based on a small-scale
research study completed over the second half of the programme.
Nottingham named university of the year ２００６年11月23日
ノッティンガム大学がTIMESの最優秀校に選ばれました。
Nottingham University has received a First for its efforts to create
a genuinely international institution. It was named higher education
institution of the year by The Times Higher Education Supplement.
Nottingham was rewarded after its pioneering work in creating a global
university, with campuses in China and Malaysia opening in the past
twelve months. The new sites are now home to 4,000 students, and exchange
programmes mean staff and students can move easily between the campuses.
"The campus in Nottingham is fantastic and the links with Malaysia
now means we have the chance go on an exchange there, one of my friends
just got back and he loved it," said Tom Strange, a fourth year
medical student.
A major US education company is bidding to become Britain’s first
for-profit private university. Kaplan International, a division of
the Washington Post newspaper company, is preparing to apply to the
Privy Council to award its own degrees, putting it on a collision
course with the UK’s traditional universities. The company already
has a sizeable presence in the UK’s professional education market
and will initially want to offer degrees in courses it already provides
at its UK centres, such as law, business studies and accountancy,
according to its chief executive, William Macpherson.
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Nottingham University Business School
climbs FT World MBA rankings
Nottingham University Business School has climbed an impressive seven
places in an independent worldwide ranking of the world's leading 100
full-time MBA programmes.
Nottingham has jumped to 93rd place in the Financial Times MBA 2007
rankings from last year's placing at 100 and is one of just 15 UK
business schools to appear in the international table, which recognises
the quality of both teaching and research.
Director of Nottingham University Business School Professor Alistair
Bruce said: "To put this year's performance into context, the FT Global
100 is becoming increasingly competitive and we're competing against the
top US schools, national flagship schools and a number of specialist
graduate business schools. From a reputational and marketing
perspective, our continued appearance in the ranking is hugely
significant.
"We are the only Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 5 rated UK business
school to appear simultaneously in the FT Global 100 MBA list, the FT
European Masters top 25 and the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global 100
MBA list."
Among the areas in which the Nottingham University Business School was
judged to have improved were:
The diversity of its international students and staff.
Value for money - the salary performance of MBA graduates in the three
years after graduation in this year's ranking showed an average 89 per
cent increase compared to last year's figure of 78 per cent.
Nottingham was also placed in the top 20 in terms of encouraging greater
career progression.
The publishing power of its academics - Nottingham was placed in 73rd
position for the quality of research appearing in a list of 40 top
international journals.
YORK University からのおしらせ 2006年11月27日
Department of Educational Studies, York YO10 5DD, England
email: educ15@york.ac.uk
website: www.york.ac.uk/depts/educ/
Full-time MA PROGRAMMES
MA in Citizenship and Global Education
MA in Educational Research Methods
MA in Educational Studies
MA in Equity Issues in Education
MA in Language Learning and Education
MA in Science Education
MA in TESOL
The above programmes are 12 month full-time taught MA programmes available for October 2007 entry. Each of these programmes comprises core modules, option modules and a dissertation. Assessment is based on course work assignments completed during the first half of the programme followed by a dissertation of 10,000 words based on a small-scale research study completed over the second half of the programme.
Nottingham named university of the year ２００６年11月23日
ノッティンガム大学がTIMESの最優秀校に選ばれました。
Nottingham University has received a First for its efforts to create a genuinely international institution. It was named higher education institution of the year by The Times Higher Education Supplement. Nottingham was rewarded after its pioneering work in creating a global university, with campuses in China and Malaysia opening in the past twelve months. The new sites are now home to 4,000 students, and exchange programmes mean staff and students can move easily between the campuses.
"The campus in Nottingham is fantastic and the links with Malaysia now means we have the chance go on an exchange there, one of my friends just got back and he loved it," said Tom Strange, a fourth year medical student.
IELTS,TOEFL (PBT CBT IBT)の比較表(最新版ASTON大学が利用）
IELTS PBT CBT IBT
5.0 500 173 61
5.5 527 197 71
6.0 550 213 80
6.5 577 233 90
7.0 610 253 101
US group plans UK for-profit university
アメリカの教育機関カプランがイギリスで私学大学設立を計画
A major US education company is bidding to become Britain’s first for-profit private university. Kaplan International, a division of the Washington Post newspaper company, is preparing to apply to the Privy Council to award its own degrees, putting it on a collision course with the UK’s traditional universities. The company already has a sizeable presence in the UK’s professional education market and will initially want to offer degrees in courses it already provides at its UK centres, such as law, business studies and accountancy, according to its chief executive, William Macpherson.