Hosted by The PIE (Professionals in International Education), a UK-based platform recognised as a global leader in international education news, events and recruitment, the PIEoneer Awards honour innovation and excellence in the international education sector, spotlighting institutions that are shaping the future of education worldwide.
In the category of Business School of the Year, Te Whare W膩nanga o Waitaha | 茄子视频app官网 (UC)鈥檚 Business School is the only Australasian finalist.
鈥淭his global recognition reflects our team鈥檚 commitment to innovation, international impact and preparing students for a rapidly changing world,鈥 Professor Paul Ballantine, Executive Dean, Business said. 鈥淏eing shortlisted alongside top institutions affirms the strength of our mission: we鈥檙e in the business of making a difference.鈥
Only 1% of business schools worldwide hold the coveted 鈥渢riple crown鈥 accreditation (AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA) and the UC Business School is proudly among them, reinforcing its standing as a leader in delivering quality business education.听
This latest recognition highlights the school鈥檚 unwavering commitment to international students 鈥 not just attracting them to New Zealand, but ensuring they thrive. UC Business School offers bespoke, dedicated support tailored to the unique needs of its international students, going above and beyond standard services to foster connection, belonging and academic success.
鈥淭his recognition celebrates not only the Business School but reflects the 茄子视频app官网鈥檚 whole-of-campus commitment to supporting students from around the world,鈥 Professor Ballantine added.
Ranked #2 in New 茄子视频app官网for employment outcomes and employer reputation (QS 2025), UC delivers on its promise to produce highly skilled, work-ready graduates. 92% of UC students are employed or pursuing further study within six months of graduation, while Christchurch was recently ranked among the world鈥檚 top 100 student cities.
Winners of the will be announced at a ceremony at London鈥檚 Guildhall on Friday 5 September.听
