Henley Management College - Revision history

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	''Henley Management College'', based near London in [[England]], was an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme. In 2008 it merged with the [[University of Reading]] Business School, to form the '''Henley Business School of the University of Reading''', one of the largest business schools in Europe. See http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/career_and_jobs/mba/article3232118.ece for further information about its founding.		''Henley Management College'', based near London in [[England]], was an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme. In 2008 it merged with the [[University of Reading]] Business School, to form the '''[[Henley Business School]] of the University of Reading''', one of the largest business schools in Europe. See http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/career_and_jobs/mba/article3232118.ece for further information about its founding.

	Prior to the merger Henley was 60 years old, and one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it claimed to be the first to be established in the UK, and had a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management. Henley supported around 6,000 management students across the globe, studying for a range of highly regarded masters degrees and doctorates. A further 3,000 each year were studying one or more of Henley's open and tailored executive development programmes.		Prior to the merger Henley was 60 years old, and one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it claimed to be the first to be established in the UK, and had a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management. Henley supported around 6,000 management students across the globe, studying for a range of highly regarded masters degrees and doctorates. A further 3,000 each year were studying one or more of Henley's open and tailored executive development programmes.
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	Henley operated directly or through associates in 12 countries. The college's - and now business school's - scope is global.		Henley operated directly or through associates in 12 countries. The college's - and now business school's - scope is global.

			The new Henley Business School web site is at http://www.henley.reading.ac.uk
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SaraFrankBristow: update to reflect merger, i.e. past tense - but no new entry for henley b school yet - also add category

2009-03-24T03:28:39Z

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	''Henley Management College'', based near London in [[England]], is an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme.		''Henley Management College'', based near London in [[England]], was an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme. In 2008 it merged with the [[University of Reading]] Business School, to form the '''Henley Business School of the University of Reading''', one of the largest business schools in Europe. See http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/career_and_jobs/mba/article3232118.ece for further information about its founding.

	~~It is~~ 60 years old, ~~which makes it~~ one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it ~~claims~~ to be the first to be established in the UK~~. It is~~ a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management.		Prior to the merger Henley was 60 years old, and one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it claimed to be the first to be established in the UK, and had a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management. Henley supported around 6,000 management students across the globe, studying for a range of highly regarded masters degrees and doctorates. A further 3,000 each year were studying one or more of Henley's open and tailored executive development programmes.

	Henley ~~supports~~ around 6,~~000 management students across~~ the ~~globe~~, ~~studying for a range of highly regarded masters degrees~~ and ~~doctorates~~. ~~A further 3~~,~~000 each year are studying one or more~~ of ~~Henley's open~~ and ~~tailored executive development programmes.~~.		Henley was one of the few business schools around the world who have achieved "triple accreditation" for quality from the leading professional bodies in the USA, Europe and the UK: [[AACSB]], [[EQUIS]] and [[AMBA]]. It had managers from 110 countries registered, covering every continent. Over 75% came from outside the UK, and of those 61% came from Europe, 15% from Africa and the Middle East, 13% from the Americas, and 11% from Asia Pacific.

	Henley ~~is one of the few business schools around the world who have achieved "triple accreditation" for quality from the leading professional bodies~~ in ~~the USA, Europe~~ and ~~the UK: [[AACSB]], [[EQUIS]] and [[AMBA]]~~.		Henley operated directly or through associates in 12 countries. The college's - and now business school's - scope is global.

	Henley has managers from 110 countries registered, covering every continent. Over 75% come from outside the UK, and of those 61% come from Europe, 15% from Africa and the Middle East, 13% from the Americas, and 11 per cent from Asia Pacific.

	~~Henley operate directly or through associates in 12 countries. The College's scope is global.~~


	~~== Merger into the University of Reading ==~~

	Henley announced in January 2008 that it plans to merge with the [[University of Reading]] Business School. The resulting (provisionally named) Henley Business School of the University of Reading will be one of the largest business schools in Europe. See http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/career_and_jobs/mba/article3232118.ece.

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	Henley has managers from 110 countries registered, covering every continent. Over 75% come from outside the UK, and of those 61% come from Europe, 15% from Africa and the Middle East, 13% from the Americas, and 11 per cent from Asia Pacific.		Henley has managers from 110 countries registered, covering every continent. Over 75% come from outside the UK, and of those 61% come from Europe, 15% from Africa and the Middle East, 13% from the Americas, and 11 per cent from Asia Pacific.

	Henley operate directly or through associates in 12 countries. ~~Our~~ scope is global ~~and wherever you are, you can participate in one of our innovative programmes~~.		Henley operate directly or through associates in 12 countries. The College's scope is global.

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	[''Henley Management College'' is an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme.		''Henley Management College'', based near London in [[England]], is an innovative provider of university-level management education and an early adopter of e-learning on its distance learning programme.

	It is 60 years old, which makes it one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it claims to be the first to be established in the UK. It is a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management.		It is 60 years old, which makes it one of the oldest business schools in Europe. Indeed, it claims to be the first to be established in the UK. It is a well-deserved reputation as one of the global thought-leaders in management.
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	== Merger into the University of Reading ==		== Merger into the University of Reading ==

	Henley announced in January 2008 that it plans to merge with the [[University of Reading]] Business School. The resulting (provisionally named) Henley Business School of the University of Reading will be one of the largest business schools in Europe.		Henley announced in January 2008 that it plans to merge with the [[University of Reading]] Business School. The resulting (provisionally named) Henley Business School of the University of Reading will be one of the largest business schools in Europe. See http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/career_and_jobs/mba/article3232118.ece.

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