UK and Irish MBA Program Ranking
London Business School is the best full-time MBA provider in the UK. It is also tied for 1st with The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in the Financial Times Global MBA rankings (2009). The MBA requires 15 to 21 months of full-time study.
Judge Business School is a world's leading provider of business management education. The Cambridge MBA offers a number of concentrations such as the Beyond for Profit, Entrepreneurship, Finance, etc.The MBA is a full-time 12 month programme and it is accredited by AMBA and EQUIS.
Said Business School offers a high ranking MBA programme which is placed 20th globally and 3rd in the UK in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009. The Oxford MBA is a one-year programme.
In the ranking of UK and Irish full time MBA Programs, LBS tops the list followed by Cambridge and Oxford.
Top Full Time MBA Programs:
(Based on 21 criteria, including MBA salaries and employment, faculty quality and research)
1- London Business School;
2- Cambridge, Judge;
3- Oxford, Said;
4- Warwick;
5- Cranfield;
6- Manchester Bus School;
7- Univ College Dublin, Smurfit;
8- Trinity Coll Dublin;
9- Edinburgh Univ;
10- City Univ,Cass;
11- Imperial Coll;
12- Bath;
13- Strathclyde;
14- Durham;
15- Ashridge;
16- Bradford;
17- Leeds Univ;
18- Aston;
19- Lancaster;
20- Henley;
21- Nottingham Univ;
22- Birmingham Bus School
Source: Financial Times (UK) - Sept 9th. 2002
Judge Business School is a world's leading provider of business management education. The Cambridge MBA offers a number of concentrations such as the Beyond for Profit, Entrepreneurship, Finance, etc.The MBA is a full-time 12 month programme and it is accredited by AMBA and EQUIS.
Said Business School offers a high ranking MBA programme which is placed 20th globally and 3rd in the UK in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009. The Oxford MBA is a one-year programme.
In the ranking of UK and Irish full time MBA Programs, LBS tops the list followed by Cambridge and Oxford.
Top Full Time MBA Programs:
(Based on 21 criteria, including MBA salaries and employment, faculty quality and research)
1- London Business School;
2- Cambridge, Judge;
3- Oxford, Said;
4- Warwick;
5- Cranfield;
6- Manchester Bus School;
7- Univ College Dublin, Smurfit;
8- Trinity Coll Dublin;
9- Edinburgh Univ;
10- City Univ,Cass;
11- Imperial Coll;
12- Bath;
13- Strathclyde;
14- Durham;
15- Ashridge;
16- Bradford;
17- Leeds Univ;
18- Aston;
19- Lancaster;
20- Henley;
21- Nottingham Univ;
22- Birmingham Bus School
Source: Financial Times (UK) - Sept 9th. 2002
