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USB's International Partner Business Schools www.usb.ac.za USB’s International Partner Business Schools USB has partnership agreements with more than 65 leading business schools around the world. Africa Country Institution Egypt American University in Cairo Kenya Strathmore Business School University of Nairobi Nigeria Lagos Business School Morocco ESCA School of Management Senegal BEM Management School www.usb.ac.za Asia & Pacific Country Institution Australia Curtin University of Technology Griffith University University of South Australia China Fudan University India BEM Management School Birla Institute of Management Technology Institute of Management Technology Xavier Institute of Management Nagoya University of Commerce and Japan Business Lebanon Holy Spirit University of Kaslik University of Management and Pakistan Technology Singapore Singapore Management University Nanyang Technological University South Korea Yonsei University School of Business Europe Country Institution Austria Management Center, Innsbruck (MCI) Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Belgium Management Universiteit Antwerpen Management School Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School Denmark Aarhus School of Business Copenhagen Business School www.usb.ac.za Europe Country Institution England European Business School (London) Estonia Estonian Business School (Estonia) Hanken-Svenska Handelshogskolan, Finland Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration Helsinki School of Economics, Aalto University France Audencia Nantes School of Management Bordeaux Business School (merged with Euromed to form KEDGE) CELSA University Paris-Sorbonne Ecole Superieure Des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers (ESSCA) EDHEC Business School EM Lyon ESC Rennes School of Business ESSEC Business School Groupe ESC Dijon Bourgogne/Burgundy School of Business Groupe ESC-Toulouse Groupe Sup de co la Rochelle IAE Aix-En-Provence Graduate School of Management IESEG School of Management KEDGE (Formerly Euromed Marseille Ecole de Management) Reims Management School SKEMA Business School www.usb.ac.za Europe Country Institution European Business School, Healthcare Germany Management Institute European University Viadrina Frankfurt Oder Frankfurt School of Finance and Management HHL - Leipzig Graduate School of Management International School of Management, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences Wedel University of Cologne University of Mannheim Business School WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management Zeppelin University ISM University of Management and Lithuania Economics Netherlands Maastricht School of Management Nyenrode Business University Norway BI Norwegian Business School NHH - Norwegian School of Economics The Graduate School of Business Poland Economics Higher School of International Commerce and Finance Portugal Universidade Nova de Lisboa Slovenia IEDC - Bled School of Management University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics Spain EADA Sweden Jonkoping International Business School Stockholm University School of Business UMEA School of Business, UMEA University www.usb.ac.za Europe Country Institution Koc University, College of Administrative Turkey Sciences and Economics United Kingdom Aston Business School Cranfield School of Management Durham Business School Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Business School Regent's University London (Formerly "Eurpean Business School (London)") University of Bath University of Central Lancashire University of Hull Business School University of Manchester Business School North America Country Institution Canada Université Laval Wilfrid Laurier University, School of Business and Economics Pepperdine University, Graziadio School United States of America of Business and Management University of Virginia, Darden School of Business www.usb.ac.za South America Country Institution Chile Universidad Adolfo Ibanez Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Venezuela Administracion Aston Business School Consortium 1: EMBA Consortium for Global Business Innovation Country Institution Brazil COPPEAD Graduate School of Business School of Economics and Business China Administration, Chongqing University Indian Institute of Management India Ahmedabad Italy Bologna Business School Russia MIRBIS University of Stellenbosch Business South Africa School (USB) School of Management, Sabanci Turkey University United Kingdom Cranfield School of Management Chapman Graduate School of Business, United States of America Florida International University (FIU) The Lucas Graduate School of Business, United States of America San Jose State University (SJSU) www.usb.ac.za Consortium 2: International Business School Network (IBSnet) Country Institution Australia QUT Business School Canada HEC Montreal City University of Hong Kong, College of China Business National Chengchi University, College of China Commerce Germany University of Mannheim Business School Norway BI Norwegian Business School Catolica-Lisbon School of Business and Portugal Economics University of Stellenbosch Business South Africa School (USB) Maastricht University School of The Netherlands Economics and Business United Kingdom Aston Business School Carlson School of Management, United States of America University of Minnesota.
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