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U of T grads among world’s most employable: 11th in Times Higher Education ranking

Published: November 28, 2022

By Adina Bresge

The University of Toronto has moved up one spot to 11 th globally in Times Higher Education’s latest employability ranking, meaning its graduates are among the world’s most sought after in the minds of employers.

The recently released Global University Employability Ranking 2022 also ranked U of T first in Canada – and first among public universities in North America – when it comes to recruiters’ opinions about which universities are best at preparing students for the workplace.

Among public universities globally, U of T ranked fifth for the employability of its alumni.

“This ranking reaffirms that the University of Toronto is equipping students with the tools they need to thrive in their careers,” said U of T President Meric Gertler . “Graduates leave U of T with the knowledge, experience, innovative drive and global mindset necessary to become leaders in a wide range of fields – and employers have clearly taken note.”

The employability ranking is based on a survey, conducted by HR consultancy Emerging, of recruiters and managers at top employers, the majority of which have more than 500 staff. Each respondent is asked to pick several universities from a list of 1,000 institutions based on employability performance. The votes are tallied to determine which schools rank in the top 250.

The top three schools in the 2022 edition of the ranking were Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology and Harvard University.

Canadian universities were well represented in this year’s ranking, which included institutions from 44 countries.

In addition to U of T, four other Canadian universities ranked among the top 100: McGill University (29), University of British Columbia (36), Université de Montréal (63) and McMaster University (81).

U of T’s strong performance in the employability ranking comes on the heels of a similarly impressive performance in the broader 2022 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, where it was ranked 18 th in the world and second among North American public institutions .

Overall, U of T continues to be one of the world’s top-ranked public universities in the five most closely watched international rankings: U.S. News & World Report’s Best Global Universities, Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, ShanghaiRanking Consultancy’s Academic Ranking of World Universities, and National Taiwan University World University Rankings.

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IE University among the world’s Top 20 Universities for Graduate Employability, according to Times Higher Education

IE University ranks 19th in the 2022  Global Employability University Ranking and Survey  which is based on the views of employers and run by Times Higher Education (THE) and Emerging. This year’s results of the world’s top 250 universities show that employers are increasingly seeking graduates with strong digital literacy and subject specialized skills. IE University is one of the few European universities in the top 20 for the second consecutive year and in the top 25 for five consecutive years.

The  Talent & Careers  team at IE University provides impactful advising, learning resources, and development tools that allow students and alumni to achieve their career goals. The team works closely with international recruiters that are seeking top talent. Last year, in 2021, 450 companies visited the IE campus and more than 12,000 job offers were extended to graduates and alumni, with the top countries  of recruiters being Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, United States, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Luxemburg, and India.

The ranking surveyed international recruiters and is based on a framework of six key drivers identified by businesses as the main contributors to creating employable graduates: academic excellence: research output, quality of teaching staff; digital performance: innovative learning methods, specialist training on digital jobs; focus on work: entrepreneurial environment, relevant work experience as part of the curriculum; soft skills and digital literacy; internationalism: international curriculum and staff; and specialization: up-to-date technical or business expertise, relevant specialized research.

IE University began the 2022 academic year with  more than 8,000 students from 140 countries in its undergraduate and graduate programs in business, science and technology, architecture, design, economics, law, and global public affairs at its campuses in Segovia and Madrid. Eighty-one percent of the students are international, and 52% women. By country, the largest number of international students this year came from France, the United States, Italy, India, Germany, and Mexico.

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U of t grads among world’s most employable: times higher education.

The University of Toronto has moved up one spot to 11 th  globally in  Times Higher Education’s  latest employability ranking, meaning its graduates are among the world’s sought after in the minds of employers.

The recently released  Global University Employability Ranking 2022  also ranked U of T first in Canada – and first among public universities in North America – when it comes to recruiters’ opinions about which universities are best at preparing students for the workplace.

Among public universities globally, U of T ranked fifth for the employability of its alumni.

“This ranking reaffirms that the University of Toronto is equipping students with the tools they need to thrive in their careers,” said U of T President  Meric Gertler . “Graduates leave U of T with the knowledge, experience, innovative drive and global mindset necessary to become leaders in a wide range of fields – and employers have clearly taken note.”

The employability ranking is based on a survey, conducted by HR consultancy Emerging, of recruiters and managers at top employers, the majority of which have more than 500 staff. Each respondent is asked to pick several universities from a list of 1,000 institutions based on employability performance. The votes are tallied to determine which schools rank in the top 250.

The top three schools in the 2022 edition of the ranking were Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology and Harvard University.

Canadian universities were well represented in this year’s ranking, which included institutions from 44 countries.

In addition to U of T, four other Canadian universities ranked among the top 100: McGill University (29), University of British Columbia (36), Université de Montréal (63) and McMaster University (81).

U of T’s strong performance in the employability ranking comes on the heels of a similarly impressive performance in the broader 2022  Times Higher Education  World University Rankings,  where it was ranked 18 th  in the world and second among North American public institutions .

Overall, U of T continues to be one of the world’s top-ranked public universities in the five most closely watched international rankings:  U.S. News & World Report’s  Best Global Universities,  Times Higher Education’s  World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, ShanghaiRanking Consultancy’s Academic Ranking of World Universities, and National Taiwan University World University Rankings.

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U of T grads among world’s most employable: 11th in Times Higher Education ranking

The University of Toronto has moved up one spot to 11 th globally in Times Higher Education’s latest employability ranking, meaning its graduates are among the world’s sought after in the minds of employers.

The recently released Global University Employability Ranking 2022 also ranked U of T first in Canada – and first among public universities in North America – when it comes to recruiters’ opinions about which universities are best at preparing students for the workplace.

Among public universities globally, U of T ranked fifth for the employability of its alumni.

“This ranking reaffirms that the University of Toronto is equipping students with the tools they need to thrive in their careers,” said U of T President Meric Gertler . “Graduates leave U of T with the knowledge, experience, innovative drive and global mindset necessary to become leaders in a wide range of fields – and employers have clearly taken note.”

Graduates leave U of T with the knowledge, experience, innovative drive and global mindset necessary to become leaders in a wide range of fields – and employers have clearly taken note.

The employability ranking is based on a survey, conducted by HR consultancy Emerging, of recruiters and managers at top employers, the majority of which have more than 500 staff. Each respondent is asked to pick several universities from a list of 1,000 institutions based on employability performance. The votes are tallied to determine which schools rank in the top 250.

The top three schools in the 2022 edition of the ranking were Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology and Harvard University.

Canadian universities were well represented in this year’s ranking, which included institutions from 44 countries.

In addition to U of T, four other Canadian universities ranked among the top 100: McGill University (29), University of British Columbia (36), Université de Montréal (63) and McMaster University (81).

U of T’s strong performance in the employability ranking comes on the heels of a similarly impressive performance in the broader 2022 Times Higher Education World University Rankings , where it was ranked 18 th in the world and second among North American public institutions.

Overall, U of T continues to be one of the world’s top-ranked public universities in the five most closely watched international rankings: U.S. News & World Report’s Best Global Universities, Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, ShanghaiRanking Consultancy’s Academic Ranking of World Universities, and National Taiwan University World University Rankings.

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McMaster graduates are among the most employable in the world, says new ranking

December 1, 2022

McMaster graduates are some of the most employable in the world, according to a new ranking from Times Higher Education.  

McMaster ranked fifth in Canada and 81 st internationally in the 2022 Global Employability Ranking . This global ranking includes 250 universities across 44 countries.  

“McMaster graduates are known worldwide for their creativity, innovation and collaborative spirit,” says McMaster President David Farrar.

“This global ranking emphasizes the value employers place in those skills, and the international reputation our graduates have in the workforce.”  

Conducted by the HR consultancy group Emerging and published by Times Higher Education, the Global Employability Ranking surveys managers and recruiters from top companies across the world to reveal which universities they believe best prepare their students for the workforce.    

Managers and recruiters are asked to evaluate universities based on the following criteria: Graduate skills; specialization; academic performance; focus on work expertise; digital performance; and internationality.  

This year, there were a total of 99,000 votes cast by employers from 24 countries around the world.    

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Times Higher Education Employability Ranking: IIT Delhi Only Indian Institution In Top 50

As many as 44 countries have been featured in the list. india with seven institutions in the top 250 is on the 13th spot in terms of number of institutions, ahead of countries including sweden, hong kong, italy and singapore..

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi is the only Indian educational institution among top 50 in the Global University Employability Rankings by Times Higher Education (THE). The Global Employability University Ranking and Survey (GEURS) reveals the world's top 250 universities for producing employable graduates according to recruiters. It is produced and owned by the higher education HR consultancy Emerging and published exclusively by THE.

Among Indian institutions, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru is at the second spot (58), improving its ranking by three positions, followed by IIT Bombay at 72, up from 97 in 2021. The latest THE Rankings have five Indian institutions in top 200 and a total of seven in top 250.

Except IIT Delhi, the remaining institutes improved their rankings with IIT Bombay doing so by 25 positions. IIM Ahmedabad (154) and IIT Kharagpur (155), the other two Indian institutions in top 175 too improved their rankings by eight and 15 places respectively. The other two Indian universities are Amity University (225), Noida and Bangalore University (242).

Globally, the US continues its dominance with four universities in the top five, led by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology and Harvard University as the top three respectively. In all there are 55 US universities in the top 250, followed by France with 18 and the UK 14. Singapore, Japan and the UK have one institution each in the top 10.

A total of 44 countries have featured in the list. India with seven institutions in the top 250 is on the 13th spot in terms of number of institutions, ahead of countries such as Sweden, Hong Kong, Italy and Singapore. The employers that took part provided around 8,00,000 graduate jobs or placements in 2022-2023.

The survey, now in its 12th year, incorporated 98,014 votes from employers worldwide on which universities teach the key skills that students need to thrive in the workplace.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by our staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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THE ranking 2022: France with champions of employability

The Times Higher Education (THE) has just released its new ranking of 250 higher education institutions focused on professional integration. France, Germany and China are part of the most represented countries in the ranking. Five French institutions are included in the Top 50 shortlist for the first time: Centrale Supélec, HEC, Polytechnique, EM Lyon business school and Mines ParisTech. In total, 18 French institutions are present in the ranking.

The Global University Employability Ranking is a global ranking of higher education institutions designed to take the employability of its graduates into account. The THE ranking is designed by the human resources consultancy Emerging and published every year since 2010 by the British newspaper to award institutions “producing the most employable graduates”. The ranking is based on a study to international recruiters and employers and designed using various criteria including the academic excellence of the institution, the skills of the student of the international scope of courses .

Professional experience integrated to studies

In 2022, 250 institutions in 44 countrie s form this ranking, all the more useful in the sense that, according to the THE, attending a training course in a school or university “ is not limited to preparing a career, but to choose the right institution ”, i.e. an institution that can “ certainly improve the prospects of higher education ”.

In some countries, says the THE, “ are not easy to find jobs for graduates, but in European countries such as France, Switzerland and Germany, professional experience is included in the studies programmes ”.

And “France, Germany and China are with the most represented countries in the ranking for employability, along with the United Kingdom and the United States” .

18 French institutions in the ranking

Schools of engineering and business schools are particularly well represented in the THE ranking, with a lower presence from universities.

In detail, five French institutions are included in the Top 50 : Centrale Supélec (18the place), HEC (23th), Polytechnique (33th), emlyon business school (41th) and Mines Paris Tech (50th). 

In total, 18 French institutions are present in the ranking and go up several positions in the ranking.

In the Top 100 come six additional institutions : Sorbonne Université (52the position), ESSEC Business School (55th), EDHEC (57th), Ecole Normale Supérieure – PSL (59th), Université Paris-Saclay (68th) and ESCP Business School (70th).

From 100th to 250th position are seven additional French institutions : Arts et Métiers - ENSAM, Université Paris Dauphine - PSL, Ecole des Ponts – ParisTech, Institut Polytechnique de Paris (Télécom Paris), Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Skema Business School and Aix-Marseille Université (not ranked last year).

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Explained: The Global Employability Ranking 2022, By Times Higher Education (THE)

The top 250 universities in the world for producing employable graduates are revealed by the Global Employability University Ranking and Survey (GEURS). The only publisher is THE, and it is created and owned by higher education HR consultancy Emerging.

In the top 200 of the most recent THE Rankings, five Indian institutions are listed, and seven are overall. The Global University Employability Ranking 2022, created by the HR consultancy Emerging and distributed exclusively by Times Higher Education, includes a list of top universities. The rankings show which colleges top employers believe do the best job of preparing students for the workforce.

Where do the Indian Universities stand?

IIT-Bombay moved up this year from position 97 to position 72, while IISc improved its ranking by three positions.

Other universities that have earned spots in the top 250 Global Employability University Ranking include the Indian Institute of Management, IIT-Kharagpur, Amity University, and Bangalore University. The other two Indian institutions in the top 175—IIT-Kharagpur (155), and IIM-Ahmedabad (154)—also saw an increase in their rankings of eight and fifteen spots, respectively.

The other institutes, with the exception of IIT-Delhi, saw an improvement in their rankings, with IIT-Bombay rising by 25 positions. The other two Indian institutions in the top 175—IIT-Kharagpur (155), and IIM-Ahmedabad (154)—also saw an increase in their rankings of eight and fifteen spots, respectively.

Other global Universities in ranking

Similar to last year, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) placed first globally in this year's ranking. Harvard University and the California Institute of Technology came in second and third, respectively, behind MIT. These three institutions have held the top three spots in the same order for the past two years.

Stanford University is still in fifth place, while the University of Cambridge is still in fourth. The University of Oxford moved up this year, moving from eighth to sixth. However, the University of Tokyo from Japan dropped this year from sixth to seventh.

Princeton University moved up from tenth to ninth, while National University of Singapore climbed from ninth to eighth. However, Yale University has drastically dropped in standing from seventh in 2021 to tenth this year.

Six universities are participating this year, including one each from the US, the UK, Japan, and Singapore. Nevertheless, the ranking includes 44 nations and areas, including China, France, India, Spain, South Korea, Germany, and Israel. In addition, mainland Chinese universities are steadily moving up the rankings thanks to their graduates' strong work histories and skills. Spain has climbed the most in Europe over the past two years. But Florida Institute of Technology is the school that has advanced the most this year, moving up 76 places.

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NUS graduates ranked 8th most employable worldwide

NUS graduates were ranked the eighth most employable in the world by recruiters, rising up one notch from last year, according to the 2022-2023 Global Employability University Ranking and Survey results.  

NUS also retained its position among the top two in Asia – behind only the University of Tokyo at seventh place – and maintained its spot as the only Singapore university in the top 10. This is the third year in a row that NUS has emerged in the top 10 of the ranking.

Produced by the Paris-based HR consultancy Emerging and published by Times Higher Education, the ranking lists the top 250 universities according to graduate employability based on the views of international recruiters . The universities were assessed on six key drivers identified by businesses as the main contributors to creating employable graduates: academic excellence, internationality, digital performance, focus on work expertise, graduate skills and specialisation.

“We are delighted that NUS graduates across diverse fields have been recognised as eighth in the world by employers in Singapore and globally. It is a testament to the talented students we receive at NUS, and the quality of our professors and programmes,” said an NUS spokesperson.

“With global turmoil and a tightening job situation in the time ahead, the University will strive to ensure that our graduates continue to be grounded in broad-based, interdisciplinary, and lifelong learning, to help them stand out and thrive in a constantly evolving workplace.”   Ms Sandrine Belloc, Emerging’s Managing Partner, called NUS’ results in this year’s list an “incredible performance”. She noted that the University had swiftly risen up in the ranking over the past decade, moving from 49 th place in 2013 to ninth just seven years later in 2020. She added that the University had been rated particularly well in internationality, which considers a university’s international reputation, its international staff and curriculum, and share of international students .

Now in its 12 th year, the survey gathered 98,014 votes from participating employers worldwide on which universities taught the key skills that students need to thrive in the workplace. Employers who took part provided around 800,000 graduate jobs or placements in 2022-2023 in total. Respondents of the survey were corporate managers from 24 countries who recruited and/or supervised more than five graduates a year.

Findings from this year’s results showed that digital skills – measured under the graduate skills component – have become the most important factor to employers since the COVID-19 pandemic. The two other key employability drivers regarded as important by recruiters were subject specialisation and work expertise.    

“Today, 92 per cent of respondents to the survey believe universities should do more to increase digital skills. Digital skills are not the exclusive concern anymore of computer science faculties and their students, any university digital plan needs a transversal approach that includes all stakeholders,” said Ms Belloc in a press release.

Staying ahead with relevant skills

To equip students with the relevant skills to stay ahead in an increasingly digitalised world that has transformed the work environment, NUS had enhanced its General Education curriculum for students admitted from AY2021-22 to include both Data Literacy and Digital Literacy as part of its six key pillars of knowledge under the curriculum.

In recognition of the importance of a holistic education, the University also offers students global exposure through study-abroad programmes with over 300 partner universities in more than 40 countries. Students can also gain valuable real-world experience through internships at start-ups in entrepreneurial hotspots around the world under the NUS Overseas Colleges programme. As part of the NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates (NUS CFG) Global Industry Insights programme , students can explore emerging and growth trends across industries by heading overseas to places like Thailand and Indonesia to learn about regional businesses and engage with industry professionals.

To boost the future readiness of NUS students and graduates, the University launched two new digital platforms – the Internship-As-A-Service (IAAS) and conNectUS in January this year. Led by NUS CFG and NUS Enterprise , IAAS is a platform that enables students to take on curated short-stint projects of flexible duration with local and overseas companies whether during the semester or vacations, with all projects recognised as internships. Meanwhile, conNectUS is the University’s professional networking platform allowing NUS students and alumni to connect, exchange career insights and tap into the hidden job market.

NUS CFG also holds career fairs to provide students engagement opportunities with industry players across diverse sectors. Other than large-scale signature fairs like the NUS Career Fest , Internship Day , and Postgraduate Career Fair, this includes the inaugural College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS) Navigator and College of Design and Engineering (CDE) Career Fair, both the result of close collaboration with each college.

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7 Indian universities in THE Global Employability University Rankings 2022

This year, there are a total of six universities are from the us, two from the uk, one from japan and one from singapore. globally, the massachusetts institute of technology (mit) secured the top rank in this year's ranking..

A total of seven Indian institutes have featured in this year’s Global Employability University Ranking and Survey (GEURS) report, released by the Times Higher Education (THE) today. Three Indian institutions were included in the top 100 — IIT-Delhi has secured the 29th position in the ranking, followed by IISc Bangalore at 58th rank, and IIT Bombay at 72nd rank.

This year, IISc has improved its ranking by three positions, IIT-Bombay has increased its position from 97 to 72.

Apart from these, the Indian Institute of Management, IIT-Kharagpur, Amity University and Bangalore University have also secured spots in the top 250 Global Employability University Ranking. IIM- Ahmedabad (154) and IIT-Kharagpur (155), the other two Indian institutions in top 175 too improved their rankings by eight and 15 places respectively.

Globally, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) earned the top rank in this year’s ranking — same as last year. MIT was followed by California Institute of Technology and Harvard University at the second and third rank. The top three ranks have been held by these three institutes in the same order for the second time in a row.

University of Cambridge and the Stanford University have also retained their position of fourth and fifth respectively. This year, the University of Oxford has risen from eighth to sixth. The University of Tokyo from Japan, however, has slipped from sixth to seventh this year.

National University of Singapore has risen from ninth to eight and the Princeton University has also jumped from tenth to ninth. However, the Yale University has seen a massive decline from its seventh rank in 2021 to 10th rank this year.

This year, there are a total of six universities are from the US, two from the UK, one from Japan and one from Singapore. However, 44 countries and regions are represented in the ranking including China, France, India, Spain, South Korea, Germany and Israel. Additionally, universities in mainland China are seeing a steady rise throughout the ranking due to strengths in graduate skills and work experience. Spain is the highest climber of the last two years in the Europe continent. However, Florida Institute of Technology is the highest climber this year, climbing 85 places to 76.

The survey found out that digital skills have become the most important factor to employers since the Covid-19 pandemic. Also, subject specialisation and work expertise closely follow graduate skills as important drivers of performance.

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• Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's No.1 University - QS World University Ranking 2024; Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024
• Trinity is ranked 81 in the World by the QS World University Ranking 2024
• Trinity is ranked 134 in the World by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024

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Trinity is the 16th most international university in the world - Times Higher Education 2024

Employability

91 in the QS Graduate Employability Ranking 2022

QS Subject Rankings 2024

Trinity is ranked in the top 50 worldwide in five subject areas.

• 21 in the world for English Language and Literature
• 26 in the world for Nursing
• =26 in the world for Pharmacy and Pharmacology
• 40 in the world for Performing Arts
• 49 in the world for Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies

Trinity is ranked in the top 100 worldwide in the broad subject areas of Arts & Humanities, Life Sciences & Medicine, and Social Sciences & Management

Trinity is also ranked in the top 100 universities in the world in the following subject areas.

• Archaeology
• Classics & Ancient History
• Modern Languages
• Accounting & Finance
• Politics & International Studies
• Social Policy & Administration
• Biological Sciences
• Materials Science

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Global Employability University Ranking 2022-2023 : emlyon ranked 2

Published on 2022.11.29

On November 23rd, Emerging, the Human Resources agency, published in the Times Higher Education, its 12th annual ranking of the best 250 higher education institutions in terms of employability. emlyon ranks #41 in the world's top 50 of best business schools, and #2 in France, behind HEC.

Following the 2023 Figaro ranking, in which emlyon business school reached the 4th rank of the best business schools in France, the School stands out this time as #2 in the Global Employability University Ranking 2023 of the best business schools in France in terms of employability.

The GEURS ranking assesses the reputation of institutions and of their graduates from the recruiters' perspectives . This year, the Emerging agency collected 99,000 votes from employers of 24 different countries to rank the best 250 international higher education institutions among the 1,000 ones present in the world . emlyon business school and its graduates were graded and judged as performing outstandingly by recruiting managers in 6 criteria reflecting the great strategic orientations of the School:

• Skills (hard, soft & digital skills)
• Specialization
• Professional experience
• Digitalization
• Academic excellence
• Internationalization

Just one day apart, the GEURS 2023 ranking echoes the Figaro 2023 ranking of the best business school published on November 22nd, in which the international outreach of emlyon business school is also praised (#2 in France behind ESCP), along with the quality of its Faculty and Research.

Isabelle Huault, Executive President and Dean of emlyon business school “ The ambition of the School is to allow each and every one to find the job where they will grow, and to promote the professional integration of its alumni. emlyon also stands as a partner for organizations and companies, in training and looking for new talents able to develop virtuous business models for society and the planet. The GEURS 2023 ranking, just like that of the Figaro 2023, shows that our efforts in training and providing guidance have been effective, allowing employers and students to come together, to transform one another, and to achieve a successful collaboration to address the great socio-economic issues .”

For a comprehensive information, here is the complete GEURS 2023 ranking and the Figaro 2023

About emlyon business school:

Founded in 1872 by the Lyon CCI, emlyon business school has an enrollment of 9,020 students of 125 nationalities over 6 campuses worldwide (Lyon-Ecully, Saint-Etienne, Shanghai, Paris, Bhubaneswar and Mumbai). emlyon draws on a Faculty of 172 international professors and researchers, and a network of 190 global academic partners, to provide learning tracks of excellence and open to the world. emlyon runs a community of 38,600 alumni spread out in 130 countries. As a Société à Mission since July 2021, emlyon's raison d'être consists in: “providing life-long training and support to meaningful individuals able to transform organizations, for a fairer society, with more solidarity and respect for the planet.” In its early makers pedagogy, action and reflection are closely intertwined. Skill hybridization and social responsibility are at the heart of its training programs, where the best of both socio-economic and academic worlds meet.

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