December 09, 2019
AMS closes the year with excellent news about the rankings for the third time in a row
At December 9, 2019, the Financial Times published the European Business Schools ranking. AMS climbs 3 places to ranking 46 and strengthens its top 50 position.
November 18, 2019
AMS Executive MBA is the number one in Belgium
Antwerp Management School is once more included in the Financial Times Worldwide Top 100 Ranking for Executive MBAs and was ranked 62nd. This puts the program in first place in Belgium and second in the Benelux. The ranking was published on Monday November 18 on the FT website and is based on data requested by the Financial Times from both business schools and alumni.
October 29, 2019
AMS’ Master in Global Management climbs up in Financial Times Rankings
The Financial Times published their annual Masters in Management Ranking. AMS is proud to announce that its Master in Global Management programs climb 8 places: from rank 45 towards rank 37 worldwide.
September 26, 2019
‘In case of emergency’: how smart are smart buildings?
Smart cities, smart mobility: everything seems to be smart nowadays. Our buildings too are stacked with sensors that continuously generate data. Smart building is the way to go, although no one knows exactly how smart smart buildings are. Michaël Peeters helps us to uncover the real value of smart buildings in his doctoral thesis. In order to do so, 75 students of AP University College Antwerp were dropped today in a vacant student dorm and had to find their way out of varying simulated fire situations. The million-dollar question: can smart buildings save lives?
August 29, 2019
Inauguration Melexis and Antwerp Management School Chair
Scientists are already able to hack human beings thanks to the rapid evolutions in biotechnology, AI, neurosciences etc. At the same time, stress is the number one cause of long-term sickness absence. It’s high time we put scientific and technological progress at the service of well-being and health at work. Melexis and Antwerp Management School have already found each other in a groundbreaking Chair that uses technology and insights from neuroscience to strengthen organizations and people.