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Join EFMD community at the EQUIS and EPAS Accreditation Seminars that will take place in Prague, Czech Republic, on 15-16 October 2015 at University of Economics, Prague - Faculty of International Relations.

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Dr. Zoltan Buzady, Associate Professor of Management CEU Business School (IMTA 2015, CEEMAN-Emerald Case Competition Winner 2012 & 2014) informs all CEEMAN network members about his new study which focuses on the current status of cross-cultural differences and effects on national competitiveness in the CEE region,

The International Management Teachers Academy (IMTA) is a major hub for development of management university teachers. The 16th edition of IMTA concluded this Thursday with 36 participants from 19 countries, who came to improve their competences in various aspects of management education.

Academy of International Business Central and Eastern Europe Chapter and Warsaw School of Economics (Poland) are now accepting submissions for the 2nd AIB-CEE Chapter Conference: International Business and Research in the CEE Region. Why Is It Worth Doing? September 17-19, 2015

Radovan Tomić, PhD, professor of Novi Sad Business School in Serbia was declared the winner of an Open International Competition Scientist of the Year in the category of social sciences, the field of "Economy", by the Oxford Academic Union, within Achievements Forum, held in London (UK) on the 21st of April 2015.

International Business School at Vilnius University has been awarded the CEEMAN IQA. The IQA accreditation is awarded to schools that satisfy a wide range of criteria and to institutions that are committed to continuous improvement and are providing the delivery of high quality educational programs.

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Twenty-eight program managers from business schools and universities around the world came to Bled to attend CEEMAN’s Program Management Seminar from 15-17 April, hosted by the IEDC-Bled School of Management.

Conventional wisdom holds that students considering business school give great weight, if not the greatest weight, to published school rankings as a guide to their decision. The truth, however, is that students place other factors above rankings in selecting a school according to the Graduate Management Admission Council’s 2015 mba.com Prospective Students Survey Report.