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'''Eduniversal''' is a university ranking business by the French [[Consultant|consulting]] company and [[rating agency]] ''SMBG'' specialized in [[Higher education|Higher Education]].<ref>Presentation of the Eduniversal Company on a TV program, ''Télématin'' on a French Channel, France 2 - 26th of June 2008.</ref> Founded in 1994, one of the main goals of Eduniversal is to provide a tool, for students all around the world, which provides information on the Best [[Business school|Business Schools]], located in Eduniversal's 9 geographical regions (the 5 continents). |
'''Eduniversal''' is a university ranking business by the French [[Consultant|consulting]] company and [[rating agency]] ''SMBG'' specialized in [[Higher education|Higher Education]].<ref>Presentation of the Eduniversal Company on a TV program, ''Télématin'' on a French Channel, France 2 - 26th of June 2008.</ref> Founded in 1994, one of the main goals of Eduniversal is to provide a tool, for students all around the world, which provides information on the Best [[Business school|Business Schools]], located in Eduniversal's 9 geographical regions (the 5 continents). |
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The Eduniversal ranking agency establishes an official selection of the Best 1000 Business Schools in more than 150 countries in the world. The purpose of this selection is to offer students a serious [[referent]] that reflects the international dimension of each School, and therefore enables them to make the right decision regarding the choice of their future School. |
The Eduniversal ranking agency establishes an official selection of the Best 1000 Business Schools in more than 150 countries in the world. The purpose of this selection is to offer students a serious [[referent]] that reflects the international dimension of each School, and therefore enables them to make the right decision regarding the choice of their future School.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20080510110455694|title=FRANCE: Global list of business schools published|website=University World News}}</ref> |
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The International Scientific Committee at the initiative of the Eduniversal Company is composed of 12 members; 9 members coming from nine different geographic zones ([[Africa]], [[Central Asia]], [[Eastern Europe]], [[Eurasia]] and [[Middle East]], [[Far East Asia]], [[Latin America]], [[North America]], [[Oceania]] and [[Western Europe]]), and 2 members from the Eduniversal Company (The CEO and the International Coordinator). |
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==Methodology== |
==Methodology== |
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The '''official selection'''<ref>http://www.universityworldnews.com/index.php?page=Top_1000_BusSchools_2009, ''2009 : The World's Top 1000 Business Schools'', paragraph 6.</ref> as it is defined by the Eduniversal Company is the classification of the 1000 best Business Schools in 153 countries in the World. The selection is classified in terms of '''Palms''' and '''Ratings''', issued from the Deans' votes. |
The '''official selection'''<ref>[http://www.universityworldnews.com/index.php?page=Top_1000_BusSchools_2009, ''2009 : The World's Top 1000 Business Schools'', paragraph 6.]</ref> as it is defined by the Eduniversal Company is the classification of the 1000 best Business Schools in 153 countries in the World. The selection is classified in terms of '''Palms'''<ref>https://www.eduniversal-ranking.com/methodology/entering-the-system-or-obtaining-an-additional-palme-of-excellence.html</ref> and '''Ratings''', issued from the Deans' votes. |
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The aim of this official selection is to provide sufficient information for |
The aim of this official selection is to provide sufficient information for students about a range of academic institutions, sorted by their reputations and international ambitions and located in 9 different zones. |
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===Official Selection=== |
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The Official Selection is a selection of Business Schools made by a Scientific Committee that has established a global mapping system meeting the criteria of universality and the international reputation of each academic institution. |
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Eduniversal offers to describe the best academic opportunities for students zone by zone, via a range of schools with different types of [[reputation]] and international ambitions, within the nine zones list |
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* Oceania |
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According to the Eduniversal company, the international reputation is the capacity of a Business School to increase the prestige of a student – and therefore improve his [[employment]] prospects – in his country of study and on the international stage. |
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In order to execute the official selection, each country and each continent is represented according to a quota method. The number of schools per country is therefore weighted by quantitative and qualitative criteria. |
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'''Quantitative criteria''' |
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* the national [[expenditure]] on [[education]] per inhabitant |
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* the [[Gross domestic product|GDP]] |
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* the size of the population |
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* the number of students in higher education |
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'''Qualitative criterion''' |
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the educational environment in the country (established, among other things, according to the number of [[secondary education]] academic institutions in the country, as well as a historical importance of the national educational tradition). |
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The results can therefore be expressed in the following way: |
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{| class="wikitable sortable" |
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! '''Country''' !! '''National Expenditure on Education per inhabitant''' !! '''GDP per inhabitant''' !! '''Population size in Millions''' !! No. of students in Higher Education !! '''Qualitative Criterion''' !! '''Schools Quota Results''' |
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| Tunisia || $605.10 || $8,898 || 9,815,644 || 26,435 || - || 4 Schools |
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| Poland || $773.80 || $14,880 || 38,625,478 || 447,785 || - || 12 Schools |
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| Indonesia || $64.80 || $4,323 || 245,452,739 || 552,660 || - || 7 Schools |
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| Mexico || $495 || $11,249 || 107,449,525 || 339,450 || - || 17 Schools |
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| Netherlands || $1,683.70 || $35,078 || 16,318,199 || 89,341 || - || 13 Schools |
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|} |
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The official selection is made by the International Scientific Committee composed of 9 members coming from the nine geographic zones listed above. |
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The 9 expert members are all well-known academics in their respective zone. |
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The International Scientific Committee<ref>http://www.universityworldnews.com/index.php?page=Top_1000_BusSchools_2009, International Selection Committee - last chapter.</ref> meets: |
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* to modify the Official Selection, two years after the first Selection, then every four years, depending on changes and global trends. |
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* yearly, to publish the Palmes arising from international criteria and the votes of the Deans on the website: www.eduniversal.net. |
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===Palmes=== |
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The EDUNIVERSAL Palmes indicate the level of an academic institution's international reputation. They are awarded on the basis of the [[research]] work carried out by the International Scientific Committee, which compiles the list of criteria, together with the assessments made by peers: '''The Deans vote''' |
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They help the student to make his choice within the Official Selection and rate the reputation of the [[school]] or [[university]] within the country, its geographical zone, or even at the global level. |
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The Palmes<ref>http://www.universityworldnews.com/index.php?page=Top_1000_BusSchools_2009, Chapter : Identifying the Best Business Schools, ''Awarding the Palmes''</ref> are divided into a league system, which allows horizontal intercontinental comparison, different from the vertical comparison made by most of the international classification systems. |
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This segmentation is presented as a normal probability curve: |
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* 100 schools in the 5 Palmes league |
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* 200 schools in the 4 Palmes league |
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* 400 schools in the 3 Palmes league |
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* 200 schools in the 2 Palmes league |
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* 100 schools in the 1 Palme league |
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The classification by Palmes is made using two essential elements: the '''internationalisation criteria''' and the '''Deans vote'''. |
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'''Internalisation criteria''' |
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* the [[accreditation]]s obtained by the schools ([[Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business|AACSB]], [[European Quality Improvement System|EQUIS]], [[European Quality Improvement System|AMBA]], State Qualification, etc.) |
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* the main classifications ([[Financial Times]], [[Shanghai Jiao Tong University]], [[Business Week]], [[Asiaweek]], [[Wall Street Journal]], America savings, [[Times Higher Education|THES]], SMBG, etc.) |
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* participation in international academic associations ([[European Foundation for Management Development|EFMD]], CLADEA, [[Central and East European Management Development Association|CEEMAN]], [[Executive Master of Business Administration|EMBA]], [[Association of Asia-Pacific Business Schools|AAPBS]], etc.) |
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* the network of partners of Deans and Business Schools at the international and local levels |
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* reputed studies and sites in the world of education and universities |
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'''Deans vote''':<ref>http://vijaysrinivasan.wordpress.com/2008/11/23/iim-bangalore-ranked-among-27-best-b-schools-in-the-world-1-in-india/</ref> |
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Each [[Dean (education)|Dean]] from the universities and schools on the list of 1,000 can vote to recommend the other academic institutions. This vote is converted into a recommendation rate that the student can use to evaluate each academic institution and compare them. |
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These recommendations give another reply to the question: "Out of the following schools, which ones would you most recommend to a person who wants to study in this country?" |
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==Notes and references== |
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==References== |
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{{Reflist}} |
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[[Category:Business schools]] |
[[Category:Business schools]] |
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[[Category:University and college rankings]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 19 June 2023
Eduniversal is a university ranking business by the French consulting company and rating agency SMBG specialized in Higher Education.[1] Founded in 1994, one of the main goals of Eduniversal is to provide a tool, for students all around the world, which provides information on the Best Business Schools, located in Eduniversal's 9 geographical regions (the 5 continents).
The Eduniversal ranking agency establishes an official selection of the Best 1000 Business Schools in more than 150 countries in the world. The purpose of this selection is to offer students a serious referent that reflects the international dimension of each School, and therefore enables them to make the right decision regarding the choice of their future School.[2]
The International Scientific Committee at the initiative of the Eduniversal Company is composed of 12 members; 9 members coming from nine different geographic zones (Africa, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Eurasia and Middle East, Far East Asia, Latin America, North America, Oceania and Western Europe), and 2 members from the Eduniversal Company (The CEO and the International Coordinator).
Methodology[edit]
The official selection[3] as it is defined by the Eduniversal Company is the classification of the 1000 best Business Schools in 153 countries in the World. The selection is classified in terms of Palms[4] and Ratings, issued from the Deans' votes. The aim of this official selection is to provide sufficient information for students about a range of academic institutions, sorted by their reputations and international ambitions and located in 9 different zones.
References[edit]
- ^ Presentation of the Eduniversal Company on a TV program, Télématin on a French Channel, France 2 - 26th of June 2008.
- ^ "FRANCE: Global list of business schools published". University World News.
- ^ 2009 : The World's Top 1000 Business Schools, paragraph 6.
- ^ https://www.eduniversal-ranking.com/methodology/entering-the-system-or-obtaining-an-additional-palme-of-excellence.html