Durham Business School

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Definition of 'Durham Business School'

The school of business at the Durham University. It enrolls approximately 2,500 students. The Durham Business School offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs in a variety of business disciplines, with specific focus on business research and international business.
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Investopedia explains 'Durham Business School'

Located in Durham, England, the Durham Business School was established in 1965. It is considered a top-100 business school in global rankings.

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