A Story Worth Telling

The rich history of Henley Business School spans more than seven decades. Henley Business School was established at Greenlands in Henley, UK, at the end of the second World War. It aimed to bring together both public and private sector employees from across the country to promote ‘the exchange of ideas to mutual advantage’ and develop their skills for the future. Over the years, both the programmes offered and the individuals attending have diversified. The Henley MBA was launched in 1985, and shortly thereafter, Henley began the journey towards becoming a truly international school.Since 1995, Henley Business School has conducted the Henley MBA in Denmark. Later, the offering in Denmark has been complemented by several open executive education programmes and customised programmes for corporate clients.

12. october 1945

Administrative Staff College founded and inaugurated by the British Prime Minister.

March 1948

Henley holds its first course in General Management.

Janurary 1957

The first Danish management course based on Henley's methods takes place.

May 1974

Masters Program (later MBA) begins.

1991

The school is given the right to award university degrees. At the same time, the name is changed to Henley Management College.

2008

Henley Management College merges with the University of Reading and changes name to Henley Business School.

Numbers never lie

Henley's MBA is accredited by EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB, and better known as "the Triple Crown", a recognition and quality assurance that less than one percent of all business schools in the world have achieved.

The most recognized international accreditation institutions are the American AACSB, the English AMBA and the European EQUIS.

The Henley Executive MBA is among the top of the world's international management programs that are triple accredited (AACSB, AMBA & EQUIS) and are therefore highly ranked in terms of distribution, knowledge and recognition.

#21

For best MBA-programme world wide

#1

For network world wide

#80.000

Alumnies world wide

Ranking

We are proud to announce that Henley Business School's Executive MBA program is ranked 21st by The Economist's Which MBA? 2020 Executive MBA rankings.

WHY IS THE SCHOOL AND PROGRAM RANKING IMPORTANT TO YOU?

MBA is not a protected title and, in addition to the accreditation of the education and the programme, rankings are one of the parameters you should look at when considering an MBA programme. The school's global ranking gives insight into the quality of the educational institution as a whole, as well as into the MBA program the school offers.

A number of international ranking lists are published annually, showing which EMBA programs and business schools are among the best in the world. One of the most recognized ranking lists is The Economist og The Financial Times.

Success Stories

Niels Sonne State authorized public accountant, Deloitte DK

“De skattemæssige muligheder for at finansiere uddannelsen har aldrig været bedre.”
Christian Kurt Nielsen Executive Search, Board Member, Consultant, CK Advice

“Den leder, der kan eksekvere excellent, vil være mere eftertragtet end den, der 'kun' kan lægge de store forkromede strategier”
Soulaima Gourani Co-founder, Happioh inc. Software

“Vi lever i en tid og med omgivelser, der hele tiden stopfodres med indtryk og informationer. Jo mere, der fyldes på, jo vanskeligere bliver det at skelne det ene fra det andet. Det gælder for varer såvel som for mennesker, og derfor er det så vigtigt at tage aktiv stilling til forvaltningen af DIG som brand.”
Lars-Erik Brenø Executive Vice President, A.P. Møller - Maersk Group

“Vi har unge og ældre, en tredjedel er kvinder, og vi har repræsentanter fra et væld af ganske forskellige fagområder. Der adskiller vi os nok fra de fleste andre VL-grupper. For vi tror på, at input og perspektiver fra flere forskellige sider og vinkler giver de mest optimale forudsætninger for sparring og professionel erfaringsudveksling.”
Jeppe Skovhus Gerholt Design, Shape & Negotiate Commercial Microsoft Deals, Microsoft

“Det kræver selvfølgelig noget flid og til tider hårdt arbejde, men med en MBA får jeg en faglig ballast, der vil styrke mig i konkurrencen på jobmarkedet. Jeg får en strategisk indsigt, der gør mig i stand til også at agere med folk uden for salg.”
Helle Hvilshøj Coach & Career Counselor, Djøf

“Selvom det i sidste ende er op til ledelsen at afgøre, hvorvidt den vil investere i en MBA eller ej, er der en hel del forudgående arbejde, men selv kan gøre for at overbevise cheferne om de forretningsmæssige fordele, det vil give organisationen.”

Let´s change the world!

Det er en fond bag Henley i Danmark. Fonden for International Management Education blev stiftet i 1994 af en række danske erhvervsskoler med det formål at styrke danske virksomheders internationale konkurrenceevne gennem lederuddannelser. Alt overskud bliver geninvesteret heri.