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Maria Varela
Economics, Leadership & Governance
"Studying ELG at School in Economics has been a huge growth for me staff and professionally. The friendships, the professors and what I learned have marked me forever."
Gil Vázquez
Bilingual ADE
"Being an international student , I have learned a lot by meeting people from different cultures and ways of thinking, with whom I have been able to work on developing different projects that have helped me grow."
05|12|2024
49 researchers from the University, among the most cited in the world, according to the Stanford ranking.
Dr. Gema Frühbeck, from the Clínica, and researchers Christoph Zott, from IESE, and Maite Huarte, from Cima, are at the top of the list.
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26|11|2024
The School of Economics expands its international network with McGill University
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22|11|2024
A study reveals that a certain competitive imbalance is a factor favoring the economic success of European soccer leagues.
The research of Pedro García del Barrio, professor at the School of Economics and Business Studies, shows that concentrating all the resources of the company in a single place is not enough.
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