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Just yesterday, Real Business published an interview featuring five British business schools offering advice on how you can grow your company in 2015. On the back of that, a new study from careers and education network QS(Quacquarelli Symonds) has listed Europe’s top 65 business schools and the London Business School has taken the top spot to defeat France’s INSEAD, which held the number one position for more than a decade. The global survey takes results from 5,700 recruiters who actively hire MBAs to discover the schools from which they would employ staff and, for the first time, 7,200 business academics were approached to determine the reputation of the schools. The study shows that the Judge Business School in Cambridge was the only new entry to this year’s top ten, supporting the UK which dominated by accounting for 26 of the 65 schools on the list. France followed with nine schools, Spain had five and Switzerland had four, while Finland, Portugal, Turkey and Belgium had just one each. We’ve explored the results on the top ten schools on the continent below: 1. London Business School Employer Score: 100 Academic Score: 99.9 Overall Score: 100 The London Business School held the second spot in 2013, but has overtaken INSEAD as its academic reputation outshone the latter by a percentage of 0.3 per cent. 2. INSEAD, France Employer Score: 100 Academic Score: 99.6 Overall Score: 100 INSEAD has been the number one school on the continent for more than a decade, but lost out marginally this year. However, the near perfect scores of INSEAD and LBS ranks the pair alongside Harvard on the global scale. 3. Saïd Business School, Oxford University, United Kingdom
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