Mannheim Business School

Mannheim Business School
founding	2005
Sponsorship	University of Mannheim (25%), Prechel Foundation (75%)
place	Mannheim
state	Baden-Württemberg
country	Germany
management	Jens Wüstemann
Students	520
Employee	110
including professors	65
Website	www.mannheim-business-school.com

Study and conference center of the Mannheim Business School in the Mannheim Baroque Palace (former coal cellar)

The Mannheim Business School is a graduate school of the University of Mannheim . It was founded in 2005 from the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Mannheim as a non-profit company and has been offering business management training programs for a fee since then . 75% are owned by the Prechel Foundation and 25% by the University of Mannheim.

Since November 1, 2010, the president has been the business administration professor Jens Wüstemann , the chairman of the 28-member board of trustees is the chairman of the board of management of BASF , Kurt Bock. Most of the courses are held by professors from the Faculty of Business Administration.

Course offer

Mannheim Business School offers several English-language Master of Business Administration courses: the "Mannheim MBA" as a one-year full-time and two-year part-time program, the "Mannheim Executive MBA" with the École supérieure des sciences économiques et commerciales (ESSEC) in Cergy ( France) the part-time "ESSEC & Mannheim Executive MBA" and with the Tongji University in Shanghai (People's Republic of China) the "Mannheim & Tongji Executive MBA".

The auditing part of the program offered since 2008 "Mannheim Master of Accounting & Taxation" ( Auditing and Tax ) depends on the AQAS according to § 8a Wirtschaftsprüferordnung accredited and allows the professional exam immediately after graduation store in abbreviated form. In addition, the Mannheim Business School offers multi-day intensive management courses and advanced training programs for companies.

Accreditations

The Mannheim Business School programs have been accredited three times since 2008 ( AMBA , AACSB and EQUIS ), so the university has the so-called " Triple Crown ".

International rankings

# 17 in the Non-US Business School Ranking by Bloomberg Businessweek and # 1 in Germany (2015)
# 38 in the international The Economist MBA Ranking, # 11 in Europe and # 1 in Germany (2015)
# 11 in the global Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking for "Customized / Company Programs" (2016)
Among the top 30 in the global Economist Executive MBA ranking and # 7 in Europe (2015)
# 14 in the Financial Times Master in Management Ranking 2016.
# 49 in the global Financial Times MBA Ranking and # 1 in Germany (2016)
Among the top 20 Executive MBA programs in the "Global Green MBA Ranking" by Corporate Knights magazine, # 4 in Europe and # 1 in Germany (2015)