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American University of Beirut
First to Receive AACSB Accreditation
in Lebanon
The American University of Beirut (AUB) has been offering business programs since 1900 and has graduated more than
7,200 students to date. In April 2009, the institution's Suliman S. Olayan School of Business became the first to
earn AACSB accreditation in Lebanon.
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2009 Accreditation Standards Changes and Updates
—Through the work of the Accreditation Quality Committee (AQC), changes to the business accreditation
standards have been approved. A document detailing all changes is available for your review.
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AACSB Opens Regional Headquarters in Asia
On June 4th, AACSB International hosted a media event and formal celebration to officially announce the opening of its Asia Headquarters in Singapore.
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Business School Faculty Trends
A new report from AACSB's Knowledge Services covers trends in b-school faculty demographics, qualifications, and markets. Free to AACSB member schools.
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Newest Institutions to Earn AACSB Accreditation
As of April 2009, nine institutions from six countries have earned accreditation in business,
and three have earned accreditation in accounting from AACSB. Additionally, 57 schools have maintained their
accreditation in business and 14 have maintained their accreditation in accounting.
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Doctoral-Level Faculty Numbers Continue to Decline
Over the last 4-5 years, the percentage of academically qualified (AQ) faculty who are engaged in the life
of the school has declined. At the same, the percentage of professionally qualified faculty members who are actively engaged
has increased.
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