Stanford ranked first among Top MBA programs for integrating social and environmental issues into its curriculum.

The Aspen Institute ranking is considered to be the most prestigious of its kind and evaluates how social and environmental issues are integrated into the MBA programs of top international business schools.

Top 30 MBA programs that incorporate Social and Environmental Issues:
(Based on incorporation of such issues in program curriculum and School's research))

1- Stanford;
2- ESADE;
3- York, Schulich;
4- ITESM Monterrey;
5- Notre Dame, Mendoza;
6- Geo Washington Univ;
7- Michigan, Ross;
8- North Carolina, Kenan-Flagler;
9- Cornell, Johnson;
10- Wake Forest, Babcock;
11- U C Berkeley, Hass;
12- Nottingham;
13- Virginia, Darden;
14- Western Ontario, Ivey;
15- Boston College;
16- Rotterdam Erasmus;
17- Colorado, Leeds;
18- New Mexico, Anderson;
19- Asia Inst of Mgt Phillipines;
20- Portland State;
21- Yale;
22- McGill;
23- Case Western, Weatherhead;
24- INSEAD;
25- Calgary;
26- Jyvaskyla Finland;
27- IESE;
28- Wisconsin-Madison;
29- Minnesota, Carlson;
30- Georgetown, McDonough

Source: World Resources Institute/Aspen Institute(USA) 2005

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