Vote of the deans

Welcome and congratulations !

EDUNIVERSAL is pleased to welcome, in this private area, the deans of the best 1,000 business schools in the world.

Please enter your login and your password, and follow the instructions, to start your vote.

How does that work?
Every year, 1,000 deans informs by their vote all the educational and human resources players (students, teachers, recruiters, journalists, etc.) of their recommendations on the top of the best business schools worldwide.
This vote is based on a very simple and unique question, asked country by country to each dean: which school(s) would you recommend to anyone wishing to study in this country?
Deans are expected to answer knowingly, thus voting for every country is not mandatory. They are also requested to make a selection, i.e. they can't recommend over 50% of the business schools selected in one country.

This private area is where this vote yearly takes place.
It is exclusively designed for the deans of the best 1,000 business schools selected by the EDUNIVERSAL's international scientific committee.

If you are the dean of one of this 1,000 business schools, you should have received an e-mail notifying you with your login and password. If not, please click here.

The voting procedure at a glance

Connect
Recommend (country by country)
Validate (country by country)
Interrupt and continue (at any time)
Review your vote (if necessary)

If you wish to review the Official Selection before voting, please click here.

You can't find your access codes

You forgot or didn't receive your login and password, please contact us. Don't forget to give us your position and the name of your business school.

Privacy and security issues

Each vote is strictly personal and confidential. EDUNIVERSAL is the sole responsible for granting access to the deans.

To ensure maximum security, EDUNIVERSAL thus provides each dean with a unique login and password, plus the website procedure is using a graphical security verification system (known as CAPTCHA or Turing test) where each dean will be presented with a distorted picture of a sequence of letters and asked to enter the characters into the appropriate edit box.

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