Top MBA Schools in Melbourne
Following are some of the top leading MBA schools in Melbourne:
Ranking Performance:
- Melbourne Business School is one of the leading business schools in the world. In 2008 MBS Mt Eliza is ranked No. 1 for Executive Education in Asia Pacific by the Financial Times. It is ranked in the World Top 100 MBA programs by the Financial Times in 2005, 2006, and 2007.
- Monash University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) has topped some of the world’s leading business schools in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2005, with a ranking position of 59th gloablly. It was ranked 6th in the world in the category for personal development and educational experience. It also gained five star ratings in the Good Universities Guide to MBAs and Executive Short Courses 2006 for: corporate links, academic qualifications of staff, assessment of the program by the GMA (national association of MBA graduates).
- RMIT University is ranked 55th in 2004, 82nd in 2005, 146th in 2006, 200th in 2007 and 206th in 2008 by THES-QS World University Rankings.
- Deakin University is awarded five-star rating for its MBA and MBA (International) programs.by the Graduate Management Association of Australia (2009).
- Ballarat is rated 5 star for graduation satisfaction (Good Universities Guide 2006). It is a Top 10 University in Australia (DEST 2005).
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- Melbourne Business School
- Monash University
- Deakin Business School, Deakin University School of Business
- Univ of Ballarat School of Management
- RMIT Univ Victoria Graduate School of Business
- Victoria Univ Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship
- Swinburne Univ of Technology
Ranking Performance:
- Melbourne Business School is one of the leading business schools in the world. In 2008 MBS Mt Eliza is ranked No. 1 for Executive Education in Asia Pacific by the Financial Times. It is ranked in the World Top 100 MBA programs by the Financial Times in 2005, 2006, and 2007.
- Monash University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) has topped some of the world’s leading business schools in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2005, with a ranking position of 59th gloablly. It was ranked 6th in the world in the category for personal development and educational experience. It also gained five star ratings in the Good Universities Guide to MBAs and Executive Short Courses 2006 for: corporate links, academic qualifications of staff, assessment of the program by the GMA (national association of MBA graduates).
- RMIT University is ranked 55th in 2004, 82nd in 2005, 146th in 2006, 200th in 2007 and 206th in 2008 by THES-QS World University Rankings.
- Deakin University is awarded five-star rating for its MBA and MBA (International) programs.by the Graduate Management Association of Australia (2009).
- Ballarat is rated 5 star for graduation satisfaction (Good Universities Guide 2006). It is a Top 10 University in Australia (DEST 2005).
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