Economist Intelligence Unit MBA Ranking 2005

The Economist intelligence Unit ranks full-time MBA programs based on 14 criteria covering new career opportunities, personal development and educational experience, and salary increase. IESE Business School is ranked first globally, followed by Northwestern and Dartmouth.

Top 100 Full Time MBA programs Ranking 2005:
1- IESE;
2- Northwestern,Kellogg;
3- Dartmouth,Tuck;
4- Stanford;
5- IMD;
6- Chicago;
7- New York,Stern;
8- Univ of Michigan,Ross;
9- Columbia;
10- U Calif Berkeley,Haas;
11- INSEAD;
12- Vlerick Leuven Gent;
13- MIT,Sloan;
14- Virginia,Darden;
15- UCLA,Anderson;
16- Instituto Empresa;
17- Cornell,Johnson;
18- Yale;
19- HEC Paris;
20- Cambridge,Judge;
21- Henley;
22- Hult International;
23- London B School;
24- Emory,Goizueta;
25- Duke,Fuqua;
26- Carnegie Mellon,Tepper;
27- York,Schulich;
28- Warwick;
29- Ohio State,Fisher;
30- North Carolina,Kenan Flagler;
31- Oxford,Said;
32- Cranfield;
33- Washington Univ,Olin;
34- ESADE;
35- Edinburgh;
36- Aston;
37- Iowa,Tippie;
38- Bath;
39- Ashridge;
40- Notre Dame,Mendoza;
41- City,Cass;
42- E M Lyon;
43- Birmingham;
44- Illinois Urbana-Champaign;
45- U of Hong Kong;
46- S Calif,Marshall;
47- Strathclyde;
48- Penn State,Smeal;
49- Georgetown,McDonough;
50- Texas Austin,McCombs;
51- Maryland;Smith;
52- U C Dublin,Smurfit;
53- Vanderbilt,Owen;
54- Lancaster;
55- Indiana,Kelley;
56- Minnesota,Carson;
57- NIMBAS;
58- Rochester,Simon;
59- Monash;
60- Leeds;
61- Glasgow;
62- Durham;
63- Manchester;
64- Wake Forest,Babcock;
65- U Calif Davis;
66- Imperial,Tanaka;
67- Purdue,Krannert;
68- EGADE Monterrey;
69- IIM Ahmedebad;
70- Southern Methodist, Cox;
71- Queen's;
72- Wisconsin-Madison;
73- Pittsburgh,Katz;
74- Macquarie;
75- Nottingham;
76- ESCP-EAP;
77- British Columbia,Sauder;
78- Sheffield;
79- Case Western,Weatherhead;
80- Florida Warrington;
81- Rice,Jones;
82- Hong Kong Sci and Tech;
83- Nanyang;
84- Bradford;
85- Newcastle upon Tyne;
86- SDA Bocconi;
87- Otago;
88- Int U of Japan;
89- Rotterdam Erasmus;
90- Curtin;
91- Thunderbird,Garvin;
92- CEIBS;
93- Monaco;
94- Arizona,Eller;
95- Nyenrode;
96- Georgia,Terry;
97- Coll of William and Mary;
98-Solvay;
99- Melbourne;
100- Southampton

* Harvard and Penn,Wharton did not particpate in the ranking.

Source: Economist Intelligence Unit

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