伯明翰大学商学院
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伯明翰商学院简介
伯明翰商学院(Birmingham Business School)是英国最早的商业学院，始建于1902年。作为英国历史最悠久的商业学院，一直以来以其优良的教学和研究水平而闻名。
伯明翰商学院现有80多名讲师和研究人员，其中很多人都在各自研究的领域享有很高的国际声誉。
伯明翰商学院开设经济，财务，管理等方面的课程。同时与众多企业有着良好的合作关系，为学生提供实习机会，以达到理论与实践相结合的目的，确保学生能够适应当今社会经济快速发展的需求。
伯明翰商学院的排名
- 成立于1902年的伯明翰商学院，是英国大学最早的商学院
- 在2007-08年的《经济学人》全球MBA排行中，名列67位
- 在2010年的《金融时报》全球MBA排名中，名列第75位
- 在2010年的《经济学人》全球MBA排名中，名列第68位（英国第11位）
- 在2011年的《金融时报》全球MBA排名中，名列第68位（英国第11位）
- 伯明翰商学院分别获得欧洲EQUIS和英国AMBA的认证，被评为拥有杰出的商学院之一
伯明翰商学院毕业生的就业情况
伯明翰商学院毕业的学生基本上都能获得满意的工作，而且他们的就业面非常的广泛，如会计师、管理者、电子商务，零售业，社会工作以及教师行业。并且伯明翰大学就业指导中心还为毕业生提供就业指导以及跟踪服务。
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Birmingham Business School History
In 1901, Sir William Ashley took the first Chair of Commerce at the school, where he fostered the development of its commercial programme. From 1902 until 1923 he served as first Professor of Commerce and Dean of the Faculty, which he was instrumental in founding. At the time it was England's first Faculty of Commerce, and a hundred years later there are over one hundred Business Schools in the UK; Birmingham can perhaps claim to be the ancestor of them all. Ashley said in 1902[citation needed] that the aim of the new Faculty was the education not of the "rank and file, but of the officers of the industrial and commercial army: of those who, as principals, directors, managers, secretaries, heads of department, etc., will ultimately guide the business activity of the country."
In its first year, the annual costs of the Faculty, including staff salaries, were £8,200 - there were six students, a lecture room and two classrooms. By 1908, fifteen men had graduated from the School, many with businesses waiting for their skills. Ashley stated[citation needed]: "I quite expect that before I retire I shall be able to gather round me a room full of Managers and Managing Directors who have been students in the Faculty of Commerce." A large room would be needed now: over the past 100 years it is estimated that more than 15,000 students have passed successfully through the School.
The Birmingham Business School Today
The School is now an internationally renowned research institution with over 130 teaching and research staff delivering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, and tailor-made programmes to companies and senior management teams. The School is accredited by both AMBA and EQUIS and has a thriving post-graduate research community.
In 2002, the School celebrated its cetenary and in March 2005 the School's new £20m home, University House, was officially opened by Sir Dominic Cadbury.
In 2008, the School expanded to include the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies and the Department of Economics. The 'new look' BBS now includes five academic departments, comprising: Management, Marketing, Accounting and Finance, Economics, and the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies.
In addition, the Business School includes a number of highly active research centres including the Centre for Business Strategy and Procurement, the Institute for Economic Development Policy, the Centre for International Business and Organisational Research, and the Centre for Research on Productivity, Management and the Workplace.
Recent research in the School has attracted widespread media attention, for example on the effects of the MG Rover collapse and the policy response to this (click here).
The current Director of the School is David Bailey, who has written extensively on industrial and regional policy and globalisation, especially in relation to the auto industry. Outside of Birmingham, Bailey is also Chair of the Regional Studies Association, a blogger at the Birmingham Post and a Non-Executive Director at the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. Previous directors have included Jonathan Michie, Peter Turnbull, John Samuels and Colin Rickwood.
The School has an active, high-powered International Advisory Board chaired by Lord Digby Jones of Birmingham.
In 2008 the School's MBA programme was ranked 67th best in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit in their annual ranking of the Top 100 MBA programmes in the world, with the School 4th best in the world in terms of diversity of recruiters and 7th best in terms of student quality.
In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), the Birmingham Business School was submitted under the Business and Management Studies sub-panel, and 90% of research activity submitted by the School was rated as being of international standing. There are various metrics that can be used to construct research rankings. When looking at the proportion of activity ranked at the 4* (world class) level, Birmingham was ranked 14th out of 90 Business submissions. At the 3*/4* level it ranks at 21 out of 90, and on various other measures it ranks at 19. This puts the Birmingham Business School in the same category of business schools as Aston, Cranfield, Leeds and Loughborough.
