Top 10 Best Business School Campuses

The Terry College of Business of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, scores the highest for its teaching facilities in The Economist’s MBA ranking for 2021. The business school is located at the center of the University’s historic and beautiful campus, so it fosters a collaborative learning, teaching and working environment for students, faculty and staff. 

The W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University is one of the largest business schools in US. MBA students can attend any of ASU’s four metro Phoenix campuses using free shuttle buses, giving them access to a massive network of resources and connections. The historic Tempe campus is home to 12,300 students from across academic disinclines in a thriving metropolitan area with lots to do and see. 

Another institution rated highly for the quality of its teaching facilities is the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. Goodes Hall, the home of Smith School of Business, combines a fully restored 45,000 square foot 120-year-old Victorian schoolhouse, with 143,000 square feet of new structure. It was designed not just as a building, but also as a community. 

The Indian School of Business is a private business school with two parallel campuses, one in Hyderabad and a new campuses in Mohali. Both campuses are located in tranquil settings and are described by students as self-contained oases with open fields and lush greenery. The Mohali campus sprawls over 70 acres with good amenities and facilities. 

IMD Business School is based on the shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne, Switzerland. The inspiring lake and mountain views and active outdoor life add to the overall student experience. IMD puts a strong emphasis on creating a strong learning environment with its fully-equipped study rooms, video-conferences facilities, kitchen area and power-nap room along with sports facilities. 

Leeds University Business School is based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The school is accredited by AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS and is currently housed in four structures, which include a beautifully renovated 19th century building. They all come equipped with state-of-the-art lecture theatres, seminar rooms and computer clusters. There are also boardroom facilities, trading rooms, cafes and a roof terrace. 

Copenhagen Business School in Denmark is primarily located in four modern buildings in Frederiksberg, close to the center of Copenhagen. Many of the programs are housed at Råvarebygningen, previously the raw materials storage building occupied by Royal Copenhagen Porcelain company. Each facility has a unique architectural style and atmosphere with computer facilities, rooms for group work and cafes. 

Spain’s IESE Business School has two campuses in Madrid and Barcelona. The campus in Madrid is situated on 19,000 meters of park-like grounds with excellent facilities: multimedia technology in the classrooms, conference areas, dining halls, a library and underground parking. In addition, the school is upgrading the campus with new facilities that will expand capacity by 50 percent with an investment of €52m. 

EDHEC is a leading a French business school with has five campuses: Lille, Nice, Paris, London, and Singapore. The Lille campus is eco-friendly, entrepreneurial and within easy access of the city. The campus welcomes 4,000 students each year and provides cutting-edge equipment such as the digital networked library and trading room. It’s also the headquarters of the school’s startup incubator. 

The Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business, in Ireland, has a historic and intimate campus located in the seaside town of Blackrock, 10km south of Dublin City Center. The campus itself is beautiful and there are a wide range of services and facilities available to students, including a library housed within a 19th century chapel.