悉尼大学商学院代表澳洲加入欧洲顶级商学院联盟(CEMS)(页 1) - TAFE,澳洲高中 -
2006-12-18 22:05
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悉尼大学商学院代表澳洲加入欧洲顶级商学院联盟(CEMS)
The Community of European Management Schools and International Companies (CEMS) is an alliance of leaders in business and higher education. Founded in 1988, the network has grown steadily, largely due to the success and popularity of the CEMS Pan-European Master’s in International Management (MIM) programme. Today, 17 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe and 4 non-European academic institutions collaborate together with almost 50 of the world’s leading multinationals to offer international, postgraduate students a unique blend of high quality education and professional experience.
CEMS is the community of the top European business schools/universities. Each country can be represented by one institution (university or business school) only. The number of partners has grown from 4 in 1989 to 17 in 2006
[url]http://www.cems.org/general/academic_partners/amembers.php[/url]
[url]http://www.usyd.edu.au/news/84.html?newscategoryid=3&newsstoryid=1505[/url]
University joins leading European business education alliance
18 December 2006
The University's Faculty of Economics and Business has become the only Australian business school to be admitted into one of the world's most prestigious alliances of University business faculties.
Membership of the group, called the Community of European Management Schools (CEMS), means the Faculty's current and prospective students can be considered for the CEMS Master of International Management, a program conducted in conjunction with CEMS member schools and corporate partners.
In addition, there will be opportunities for Faculty members to engage in collaborative research and for doctoral students to visit member institutions through the CEMS exchange network.
CEMS comprises 17 of the best known business schools in Europe, together with nine non-European academic institutions as Associate Members, with only one school per country being admitted at any one time.
Current academic members include: the London School of Economics, HEC Paris, ESADE Barcelona, Bocconi University, Copenhagen Business School, the University of St Gallen, Erasmus University, the University of Cologne and the Stockholm School of Economics.
Other, more recent non-European members of CEMS include the Richard Ivey School of Business in Ontario, Tsinghua University, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the National University of Singapore.
The alliance includes among its members 57 of the world's leading multinational corporations, which support a Master of International Management program that blends high quality business education and professional experience.
Corporate members of the group include internationally-recognised corporations such as PriceWaterhouseCoopers, L'Oreal, Deutsche Bank, Procter & Gamble, Nestle, Nokia and Shell.
The Dean of the Faculty, Professor Peter Wolnizer, said that admission to CEMS was the next step in the development of the Faculty, following dual accreditation of its business and accounting programs by the US-based Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), and accreditation by EQUIS, the European group sponsored by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD).
"That we have been selected as the Australian member of CEMS is an outstanding achievement for the Faculty and confirms our rapidly rising standing in the international community of leading business schools," he said.
"Together with our strong positioning within AACSB International, European Foundation for Management Development and the Association of Asia Pacific Business Schools, our admission to CEMS further enhances and consolidates our positioning and profile in the international community of business schools.
"Our membership of CEMS will greatly strengthen our already good standing with other member schools, providing our students with programs that are regarded by international employers as both academically rigorous and integrated with professional experience.
"Being admitted to CEMS is further recognition of the strength of our commitment to high quality, globally-competitive business education."
The Community of European Management Schools and International Companies (CEMS) is an alliance of leaders in business and higher education. Founded in 1988, the network has grown steadily, largely due to the success and popularity of the CEMS Pan-European Master’s in International Management (MIM) programme. Today, 17 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe and 4 non-European academic institutions collaborate together with almost 50 of the world’s leading multinationals to offer international, postgraduate students a unique blend of high quality education and professional experience.
CEMS is the community of the top European business schools/universities. Each country can be represented by one institution (university or business school) only. The number of partners has grown from 4 in 1989 to 17 in 2006
[url]http://www.cems.org/general/academic_partners/amembers.php[/url]
[url]http://www.usyd.edu.au/news/84.html?newscategoryid=3&newsstoryid=1505[/url]
University joins leading European business education alliance
18 December 2006
The University's Faculty of Economics and Business has become the only Australian business school to be admitted into one of the world's most prestigious alliances of University business faculties.
Membership of the group, called the Community of European Management Schools (CEMS), means the Faculty's current and prospective students can be considered for the CEMS Master of International Management, a program conducted in conjunction with CEMS member schools and corporate partners.
In addition, there will be opportunities for Faculty members to engage in collaborative research and for doctoral students to visit member institutions through the CEMS exchange network.
CEMS comprises 17 of the best known business schools in Europe, together with nine non-European academic institutions as Associate Members, with only one school per country being admitted at any one time.
Current academic members include: the London School of Economics, HEC Paris, ESADE Barcelona, Bocconi University, Copenhagen Business School, the University of St Gallen, Erasmus University, the University of Cologne and the Stockholm School of Economics.
Other, more recent non-European members of CEMS include the Richard Ivey School of Business in Ontario, Tsinghua University, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the National University of Singapore.
The alliance includes among its members 57 of the world's leading multinational corporations, which support a Master of International Management program that blends high quality business education and professional experience.
Corporate members of the group include internationally-recognised corporations such as PriceWaterhouseCoopers, L'Oreal, Deutsche Bank, Procter & Gamble, Nestle, Nokia and Shell.
The Dean of the Faculty, Professor Peter Wolnizer, said that admission to CEMS was the next step in the development of the Faculty, following dual accreditation of its business and accounting programs by the US-based Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), and accreditation by EQUIS, the European group sponsored by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD).
"That we have been selected as the Australian member of CEMS is an outstanding achievement for the Faculty and confirms our rapidly rising standing in the international community of leading business schools," he said.
"Together with our strong positioning within AACSB International, European Foundation for Management Development and the Association of Asia Pacific Business Schools, our admission to CEMS further enhances and consolidates our positioning and profile in the international community of business schools.
"Our membership of CEMS will greatly strengthen our already good standing with other member schools, providing our students with programs that are regarded by international employers as both academically rigorous and integrated with professional experience.
"Being admitted to CEMS is further recognition of the strength of our commitment to high quality, globally-competitive business education."
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