Rabat Business School (RBS), part of the International University of Rabat (UIR), has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first business school in Morocco and Francophone Africa to obtain the "Triple Crown" of international business school accreditations. This prestigious recognition includes accreditations from AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA. RBS is also only the fifth business school in Africa to achieve this distinction. The Triple Crown accreditation is held by less than 1% of business schools worldwide.
The accreditation from the Association of MBAs (AMBA) recognizes the world-class quality of RBS's MBA programs, assessing the quality of teaching, curricula, career development, and employability. RBS Dean Nicolas Arnaud expressed his pride in this achievement, stating that it demonstrates the school's commitment to academic excellence and its position as a leader in business education. Arnaud emphasized that this recognition is a testament to the collective work of the RBS community.
Each of the accreditations held by RBS acknowledges the school's high standards and quality. The AACSB accreditation recognizes the school's commitment to student success, innovation, strategy, and impact. The EFMD Global accreditation, EQUIS, assesses the overall quality of a business school and its internationalization, in addition to programs, research, relationships with companies, and commitment to continuous improvement.
RBS's achievement of the Triple Crown accreditation is a significant milestone in its international development. The school's commitment to academic excellence has been recognized globally, with RBS entering the Financial Times global top 10 for Masters in Management. The school ranked first worldwide for graduate salary progression and overall satisfaction and fifth worldwide for career progression.
The Triple Crown accreditation is a prestigious recognition that only a few business schools worldwide have achieved. RBS's achievement is a testament to its commitment to providing high-quality business education that meets international standards. The school's position as a leader in business education in Morocco and Francophone Africa has been solidified with this recognition.
RBS's Dean Nicolas Arnaud emphasized that the school's commitment to academic excellence is not limited to its accreditations. The school's focus on innovation, strategy, and impact has contributed to its success in the global business education landscape. Arnaud expressed his pride in the RBS community's collective work in achieving this recognition.
The Rabat Business School's achievement of the Triple Crown accreditation has significant implications for its students and graduates. The school's commitment to providing high-quality business education that meets international standards will continue to benefit its students and graduates. With this recognition, RBS has solidified its position as a leader in business education in Morocco and Francophone Africa.
Key points
- Rabat Business School becomes first in Morocco and Francophone Africa to obtain Triple Crown accreditation
- RBS is only the fifth business school in Africa to achieve this distinction
- The Triple Crown accreditation is held by less than 1% of business schools worldwide
