Swansea University School of Management has been awarded the prestigious AACSB International Accreditation, a recognition that only 6% of the world's business schools achieve. This accreditation is known globally as a mark of quality in business education.
AACSB, which stands for the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, subjects schools to a rigorous review process by peers in the business education community. The aim is to confirm that these institutions possess the necessary resources and commitment to offer students a high-quality, forward-thinking business education.
The Swansea University School of Management offers various undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and prides itself on its innovative teaching methods and pioneering research. It maintains strong connections with industry professionals and accrediting bodies.
This accreditation signifies continuous improvement for schools, encouraging them to fulfill their missions while fostering innovation and impact. Professor Andrew Thomas, Dean of Swansea University School of Management, expressed pride in this achievement. "We are so proud of everyone at the School of Management on this amazing achievement," he said. He emphasized that it marks a significant milestone in becoming recognized alongside leading global business schools.
Thomas highlighted the collaborative nature of their community, stating: "Our School is an integrated, collaborative community... With our students we co-create an experience that equips them to become socially and environmentally aware global citizens."
Stephanie M. Bryant, executive vice president and chief accreditation officer of AACSB, commended Swansea University's focus on excellence across teaching, research, curriculum development, and student learning. She congratulated Dean Thomas and his team for earning this esteemed honor.