Global engagement
Surrey Business School collaborates with international partners to drive a shared vision that aligns with the strategic goals of all involved institutions, fostering equitable benefits and collective growth rooted in the principles of inclusivity and responsibility. By pooling resources with our international partners—whether in knowledge, research, or infrastructure—we enhance our educational and research capabilities, expand our global reach, and amplify our influence in tackling global challenges while shaping the next generation of business leaders.
31 staff nationalities
We harness the power of diversity, with over 50% of our teaching team joining us from overseas.
9 successful years
We've been a member of the University Global Partnership Network for nine successful years.
45+ global partner universities
Our partnerships enable us to collaborate with highly respected institutions across the globe.
International Partnerships
The University of Surrey has a wide range of high-profile partner institutions including many technical universities.
The Business School actively participates in these networks such as the University Global Partnership Network (UGPN), which includes North Carolina State University in the USA, the University of Wollongong University in Australia, and Universidade Sao Paulo in Brazil.
In addition, we develop and nurture our own partnerships with accredited and highly ranked business schools around the world. Surrey is connected to twenty-eight partners in fourteen countries on four continents, who are accredited by AMBA/AACSB/EQUIS/ranked on FT.
North America
Europe
Asia
Australia
Connections with China
We offer a dual-degree scheme, in partnership with Dongbei University of Finance and Economics in China, allowing students the opportunity to obtain two degrees, one English and one Chinese, in the same time-frame as a traditional Chinese degree.
The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM) is delighted to partner with Surrey Business School to undertake a variety of activities that will enhance learning opportunities in both campuses. The agreement provides an enabling structure to leverage academic capabilities in the two institutions.Professor Rakesh Basant, Dean, Alumni and External Relations, IIMA