Henley Business School

School

Location

Henley Business School has campuses across fourteen countries, with their main campuses located in Reading and Henley-on-Thames. The Whiteknights campus which has nine consecutive Green Flags awards, admiring its spot as one of Britain’s best green spaces. The facilities and lecture theaters come equipped with only the latest technology and are easily accessible for students, faculty, and support staff. 

Henley’s Greenland campus is in the midst of a parkland on the banks of the River Thames providing an inspiring environment for reflection and focused work. The campus offers business facilities, sports facilities, plenty of dining options, and 100 en-suite rooms equipped with all the luxuries you would find in a quality hotel. 

Accreditations

Henley Business School is one of the few business schools globally to hold triple accreditation status from the leading accrediting bodies: Association of MBAs (AMBA), European Foundation for Management Development (EQUIS), and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). This means prospective students can be confident of the high standard and quality of education they will receive at Henley Business School. 

Programs

At Henley Business School, prospective students can choose from over 30 MSc degree programs within 8 subject areas: Accounting; Entrepreneurship; Finance at the ICMA Center; Information Management; International Business; Management; Marketing; and Real Estate & Planning. 

Masters courses in the areas of Real Estate & Planning and Information Management are available in full-time and part-time formats whereas the rest of the 28 courses are delivered via a full-time schedule. 

Scholarships

Henley currently offers a variety of scholarships including the Henley Business School Master’s Scholarships for new master’s students enrolling in the upcoming intake who are eligible for consideration. There are also other scholarship packages provided by the University of Reading or external sponsors, like the Felix Scholarships and the University of Reading Centenary Scholarships celebrating the 100th anniversary of their Royal Charter. 

Fun fact

Henley has recently published a study that revealed 65% of UK businesses (that were surveyed) have begun implementing shorter work weeks for some or all of their employees. Relative to the 50% who answered a similar survey in 2019, the increase is striking and not only that but the businesses which have introduced a four-day week are already seeing significant financial savings as the businesses surveyed claimed to have saved approximately £104 billion.