Comillas ICADE celebrates the AACSB accreditation
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration presented commemorative caps to students and employees
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration presented commemorative caps to students and employees
3 May 2023
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (Comillas ICADE) celebrated the recent AACSB accreditation with an event in ICADE’s west courtyard, where students and employees were presented with commemorative caps for this recognition.
AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) is one of the most prestigious School of Business accrediting bodies in the world.
For the faculty, getting the ACCSB accreditation is a success, as it recognises excellence and quality in its Bachelor’s degrees, like Business Administration and Management and Business Analytics, as well as in its Master’s degrees and PhD Programs.
The AACSB accreditation guarantees compliance with the highest standards of educational quality and, consequently, confers the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration the confidence of being among the best in the world.
The dean of the faculty, Teresa Corzo, valued this historic achievement for the school: “being part of this international community implies our commitment and willingness to continue working to improve on a daily basis, guided by our Jesuit values and relying on innovation and quality. Without a doubt, this accreditation is something that sets us apart and puts us at the level of the best Schools of Business in the world".
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