It depends on your ambition. The School of Economics is mainly good at applied economics, and of course theoretical economics is also very good. There are accountants under RBS (this is because accounting is hot now and MPAcc is developing well now), but MBA doesn't. There are many international things in other marketing, business management and trade. It is conservatively estimated that this will make the national business school equivalent to the upper-middle level in the UK (this is what a teacher said, and only he can figure out the credibility, but the business school does have many teachers with overseas backgrounds and many foreign professors in related fields to give lectures).