Goodman School of Business at Brock University students showcased their entrepreneurial skills and gained insights from accomplished grads during recent experiential learning events.

Held earlier this month during #GlobalEntrepreneurshipWeek, Demo Day gave more than 40 third- and fourth-year students the opportunity to display their entrepreneurial ideas and prototypes to #BrockU‘s faculty and staff, community partners, and the public. Learn more ➡️ https://loom.ly/Jdqf2bA

Reutlingen University honors outstanding achievements in research and teaching

This year, Reutlingen University is once again honoring its special achievements in research and teaching by presenting three awards: the Research Award, the University Teaching Award and the Teaching Award for Sustainability and Diversity.

This year’s research award goes to Dipl.-Ing. Kai Nebel and his two long-standing employees Dipl.-Ing. Martina Gerbig and Catalina Szerbakowski from TEXOVERSUM Fakultät Textil – Hochschule Reutlingen.

The University Teaching Award 2024 will be awarded to Prof. Dr. Carsten Raudzis of the Faculty of Engineering.

The Teaching Award for Sustainability and Diversity goes to Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Hofvenschiöld from the ESB Business School, Reutlingen University. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eU3Gp6PP

Lancaster University Management School ranked 76th in Europe

The Financial Times European Business Schools rankings have been released today, and we’re proud to announce that LUMS has been ranked 76th in Europe.

Their Executive MBA and Master’s in Management programmes are also ranked in the top 100.

⭐LUMS is ranked 76th in Europe.

⭐Executive MBA – Our EMBA programme is 57th in Europe, with graduates reporting an average 58% salary increase.

⭐Master’s in Management – Our MiM programme is ranked 75th in the world, with graduates reporting an average 41% salary increase.
Find out more about our position amongst the best business schools in Europe 👇https://loom.ly/kqpLUR4

🏆 NEOMA Business School has moved up two places and is ranked 32nd in Europe in the prestigious ranking of the Financial Times “European Business Schools 2024”.

This ranking is the result of the compilation of rankings of several programs carried out during the year: the ranking of MBAs, Executive MBAs, Masters in Management, as well as the two rankings relating to Executive Education (“Custom” and “Open” programs).NEOMA is present in four categories* and is making progress in the entire segment dedicated to vocational training:

• Executive MBA: + 1 place at the European level
• Executive Education “Custom programmes” (tailor-made training): +9 places at European level
• Executive Education “Open programmes” (inter-company training): new entry this year directly in 24th place in Europe.

These results confirm our development ambitions in Executive Education for the years to come with the aim of strengthening our growth prospects in the continuing education market.

*NEOMA is present in four categories: EMBA, Master in Management and Executive Education “Custom” & “Open” programmes NEOMA Executive Education & EMBA

Hyunuk Kim, assistant professor at the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business new reseach

Assistant Professor Hyunuk Kim has published research on how digital art collectors navigate the NFT market using their digital wallets

Hyunuk Kim, assistant professor at the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business, has co-authored a study exploring the purchasing behaviors of digital art collectors in the rapidly expanding “NFT” non-fungible token market.

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are unique digital assets that represent ownership of items like digital art, music, or other media, securely stored using blockchain technology.

Kim studied how collectors, known as ‘wallets’ because of their digital storage methods, choose and purchase NFTs from various collections.

The study, “Wallets’ explorations across non-fungible token collections,” was published in Scientific Reports and co-authored with Seonbin Jo and Woo-Sung Jung of Pohang University of Science and Technology.

Goodman School of Business at Brock University‘s Bachelor of Business Administration International Double Degree program has been re-accredited by EFMD Global – the European Foundation of Management Development.

“It’s a big factor in being able to find work after the bachelor’s degree,” says fourth-year Double Degree student, Franziska Hüning, about the accreditation which recognizes the program’s commitment to improvement and dedication to excellence.

Huening applied to the program at ESB Business School, Reutlingen University in Germany where she spent the first part of her degree. She set her sights on Canada at Goodman, opening the door to academic and professional experiences in two countries while also fulfilling her dream to travel the Americas.

Congratulations to everyone whose work contributed to the program’s hashtag#EFMD re-accreditation. https://lnkd.in/gvZJXHJB

📣 For the 2nd year in a row, NEOMA has been ranked 6th in the ranking of business schools in Challenges.

More specifically, the School occupies:

🤩 7th place on the “Power” criterion

🌎 7th place on the “International” criterion

👥 2nd place on the “CSR” criterion. This performance rewards NEOMA’s ambitious policy in terms of social openness and equal opportunities.

The ranking also contains a ranking of 4-year bachelor’s degrees where our GBBA ranks 4th

✨ NEOMA wins the QS Gold Award for NEOMACT!

NEOMACT: Empowering Students for Sustainability Transitions wins prestigious GOLD award at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2024 for Sustainability Literacy 🏆🌍 QS Quacquarelli Symonds

🔎 What is NEOMACT? This scheme, led by Elise Bruchet, Director of Social and Environmental Transition, makes it possible to meet the challenges of a fairer and more sustainable world by mobilising the entire NEOMA educational community. With the aim of fighting against eco-anxiety through action, it places students in the position of positive actors from their first days at the School. NEOMACT trains our students to:

✅ Better understand sustainability issues,

✅ Gain confidence to act effectively, individually and collectively,

✅ Mastering the essential tools to promote societal transition and have a positive impact on the economy and society

👏 A big thank you to our NEOMA community and our committed partners for their valuable support: 2tonnes, AXA Climate, Humans Matter, Citizens, Sulitest, Fresque des frontières planétaires, and the CEC (Convention des Entreprises pour le Climat). 🌱 Together, we are shaping a more sustainable future

Dublin City University 12th in the world for environmental sustainability.

Overall, Dublin City University is ranked in the top 10% of institutions in the world in latest QS Sustainability Rankings.

Dublin City University has improved its scores for environmental research and sustainability in the global QS Sustainability 2025 rankings, which examine how third-level institutions are tackling the world’s environmental and social challenges. DCU also improved its score for environmental and social impact this year, and retained its position as fourth best institution in Ireland.

Speaking about the results, Professor Daire Keogh, DCU President said:

“These rankings are a welcome recognition of the University’s longstanding work in the field of environmental sustainability. They position us as a world leader in this area, something we could not have achieved without the commitment and hard work of DCU staff, right across the University.”

Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eRdvdZRp

New Prize at Lancaster University Management School

We are proud to launch a new prize in memory of a much-missed member of the LUMS community, Professor John Boylan.The Boylan Prize will serve as a lasting tribute to John, a distinguished scholar and Professor of Business Analytics.

The Boylan Prize has been created through a generous gift of £10,000 in John’s memory. A prize of £1,000 will be awarded annually to a PhD student in our Department of Management Science, based on merit, research quality, and academic achievements. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/edQwKYSC

Recognizing Global Impact: DCU Business School

DCU Business School faculty have received recognition on the global stage, with several members named among Stanford University’s Top 2% Researchers Worldwide. Their work drives innovation in governance, sustainability, and digital transformation. Faculty

Members Recognised: Professor Theo Lynn: Recognised for his interdisciplinary research in the subfields of Artificial Intelligence & Image Processing, Information Systems, and Information & Communication Technologies. Professor Lynn’s research focuses on the use of emerging technologies to optimise decision making in business and society.

Professor Maura McAdam: A leading voice in entrepreneurship research, Professor McAdam’s work explores the relationship between social and geographic factors in business leadership and development. Her insights have been pivotal in shaping the field and advancing the understanding of entrepreneurial ecosystems.

Dr Vincent Tawiah: Recognised for his contributions to Accounting, Environmental Sciences, and Economics & Business, Dr Tawiah’s research focuses on the intersection of corporate financial practices and environmental sustainability. His work emphasizes the crucial role businesses play in addressing environmental challenges.

Professor Shaen Corbet: Specialising in Finance, Economics, and Economics & Business, Professor Corbet’s research has been instrumental in enhancing the understanding of financial systems and economic policy. His work continues to shape both academic discourse and real-world financial practices.

Professor Michael Dowling: An expert in Finance, Economics, and Economics & Business, Professor Dowling’s research on market behaviour and financial decision-making has provided invaluable insights into the complexities of financial markets, contributing to a better understanding of economic phenomena. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eSVc4Dnt

New Dean at Martha And Spencer Love School of Business

A distinguished researcher, administrator, and mentor with extensive knowledge and affinity for Elon University, Haya Ajjan has been named the next dean of the Elon University – Martha and Spencer Love School of Business.

Ajjan’s selection to lead a business program ranked among the nation’s best by Poets&Quants follows a national search this fall that featured a talented pool of accomplished candidates representing top business schools across the United States.  https://bit.ly/4iCm14o

Dublin City University 12th in the world for environmental sustainability.

Overall, Dublin City University is ranked in the top 10% of institutions in the world in latest QS Sustainability Rankings.

Dublin City University has improved its scores for environmental research and sustainability in the global QS Sustainability 2025 rankings, which examine how third-level institutions are tackling the world’s environmental and social challenges. DCU also improved its score for environmental and social impact this year, and retained its position as fourth best institution in Ireland.

Speaking about the results, Professor Daire Keogh, DCU President said:

“These rankings are a welcome recognition of the University’s longstanding work in the field of environmental sustainability. They position us as a world leader in this area, something we could not have achieved without the commitment and hard work of DCU staff, right across the University.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eRdvdZRp

Reflecting on a Year of Excellence by DCU Business School

2024 marked a monumental year for DCU Business School as we achieved EQUIS accreditation, solidifying our position among the top 1% of business schools worldwide. This accolade, alongside our existing AACSB and AMBA accreditations, makes us the only business school in Ireland to hold the prestigious ‘triple crown’ and the Small Business Charter award.

This milestone underscores our unwavering commitment to academic excellence, impactful research, and transformative industry partnerships. It’s a testament to the dedication of our staff, students, and alumni, who embody the innovative spirit that defines DCU Business School.

DCU President Professor Dáire Keogh aptly summarized this year’s success: “This award is a welcome affirmation of the world-leading standards of excellence being achieved at DCU Business School.” 👉 https://lnkd.in/e32gPkVe