UCLA Anderson MBA Top Rankings

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a top public research university with outstanding ranking performance for its business programs. Established in 1935, UCLA Anderson School of Management is consistently placed among the very best business schools in the world.

The School offers the following Academic Programs:
- M.B.A. (full-time)
- Fully Employed M.B.A.
- Executive M.B.A.
- UCLA - NUS Global Executive MBA
- Master of Financial Engineering
- Management Development Programs
- Undergraduate Minor in Accounting
- Doctoral Program

Rankings:

- 14th nationally in the 2010 US News Graduate Business School Rankings.

- The Full-Time MBA program was ranked 11th. The Fully-Employed MBA Program was placed 4th, and the Executive MBA program was ranked 6th, up two spots from last year. The Finance area was ranked 7th, Entrepreneurship 11th, Marketing 11th, and Production/Operations 11th (U.S. News & World Report 2009).

- The MBA program moved up one place to 10th in the 2007 USNWR rankings of business schools. The Fully Employed MBA program was ranked 4th, and The EMBA program also retained its 8th position from last year. In peer ratings of various academic disciplines and specialty areas, it was placed highly in the following fields: Finance (7th), Entrepreneurship (10th), Nonprofit (10th), International (11th), Marketing (12th), Production Operations (12th), Management (13th).

- The School of Management’s MBA program moved up one spot to 11th in the 2006 USNWR America's Best Graduate Schools. The Fully Employed MBA program was ranked 4th, while The EMBA program was placed 8th. In peer ratings of academic disciplines and specialties, it was placed highly in the following fields: 9th in Finance, 10th in Nonprofit, 11th in International Business, 12th in Marketing, 12th in Production/Operations, 15th in Entrepreneurship, 17th in General Management, 17th in Supply Chain/Logistics, 30th in Accounting.

- 15th internationally in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009.

- 30th globally in the FT Ranking of World Top 95 EMBA Programs 2008.

- 25th in the FT Global MBA Rankings 2008. It was placed 17th in 2007.

- 41st among the World's Top 100 MBA programs by Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) 2008.

- 14th in the ranking of Top US Full-Time MBA programs (Business Week 2009).

- 1st for Part Time MBA Programs (Business Week 2008).

- 8th in the Whitefield Consulting Worldwide Global MBA Ranking 2009. It was placed 12th in 2008.

- 24th among the Top 25 EMBA programs by Whitefield Consulting Worldwide 2008.

- UCLA Anderson faculty are ranked 1st in "intellectual capital" by BusinessWeek.

- 15th in the EIU Ranking of Top 100 Full Time M.B.A. programs in 2005 and 2006.

- 8th in the Business Week EMBA Rankings 2007.

- 32nd in the FT EMBA Ranking 2006.

- 19th in the Forbes Ranking of Top MBA Programs 2005.

- 14th in the BusinessWeek MBA Rankings 2004.

- 2nd in the ranking of American Business Schools for Entrepreneurs (Success magazine 2002).

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