Bangor Business School, Bangor University is one of the major European university schools for financial and banking studies. Modest in size but with a wide-reaching reputation for teaching and research, Accounting and Finance within the Business school was rated as the top research school in the UK in the Research Assessment Exercise 2008.
Coupled with a commitment to excellence in research is a commitment to developing the local economy by delivering executive training through the Bangor Business School Management Centre.
Students are attracted to Bangor Business School due to its reputation for expertise, particularly in the area of Banking and Financial Services in which Bangor is a leading European centre. The school houses one of the largest PhD schools of any business school in the UK. Staff are active researchers, regularly publishing articles in leading journals, publishing books to a worldwide audience and invited to deliver keynote speeches and papers at international conferences.
During recent years, staff have undertaken high level consultancy work and major policy studies for many leading organisations including the European Commission, The World Bank and the UK Treasury.
By partnering universities worldwide and working with business, industry and external organisations, the school offers a broad dimension to academic disciplines, enhancing the academic environment for both staff and students.
Bangor Business School offers a full range of learning opportunities at all levels of higher education, including:
- A suite of full-time undergraduate programmes;
- graduate MBA and specialist postgraduate taught programmes;
- opportunities for research and research degree study within a thriving community of active researchers and research students;
- management development, professional and executive programmes;
- consultancy services for corporate clients and professional managers;
- £5,000 and £2000 Gold and Silver Business School scholarships available.
*No 1 Business School in the UK for research in Accounting and Finance*
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