Alba Graduate Business School has once again demonstrated the strength and depth of its research community, with 7 Alba academics ranking in the Top 100 researchers in Greece — and 6 of them placing in the Top 50 — according to the P-Rank publication ranking.
P-Rank measures scholarly output based on publications in top-rated business and management journals over the past five years, as assessed against the Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS) Academic Journal Guide — widely regarded as the most authoritative journal quality framework for business schools internationally.
The recognition places The American College of Greece in a distinctive position: it is the only non-public academic institution in Greece represented by its faculty in this ranking, standing alongside the country's leading public universities.
Congratulations to the Alba faculty members recognized in this year's ranking:
This achievement reflects Alba's sustained investment in research excellence and its faculty's continued contribution to the international academic conversation in business and management scholarship. It also reaffirms a principle central to the school's identity: that rigorous, high-impact research is not the preserve of any single type of institution — it is the product of talent, discipline, and sustained scholarly commitment, wherever it is found.
None of this stays confined to academic journals. The same thinking that earns international recognition is what shapes the courses, case discussions, and supervision our students encounter every day — research at Alba isn't a separate track from teaching; it's what keeps the classroom current and the thinking sharp.
