FT EMBA Ranking 2009

The partnership between Kellogg and Hong Kong UST Business School took the top spot in the Financial Times’ 2009 EMBA ranking, moving up from 2nd place in 2008 and ahead of HEC Paris, London School of Economics and NYU Stern (2nd globally) and Columbia and London Business School (3rd globally).

FT Top 95 EMBA Programs:

1- Kellogg/Hong Kong UST Business School (China)
2- Trium: HEC Paris / LSE / New York University: Stern (France, UK, USA)
3- Columbia/London Business School (USA, UK)
4- University of Chicago: Booth (USA, UK, Singapore)
5- Insead (France, Singapore)
5- University of Pennsylvania, Wharton (USA)
7- IE Business School (Spain)
8- London Business School (UK)
9- Columbia Business School (USA)
10- Duke University: Fuqua (USA)
11- National University of Singapore School of Business (Singapore)
12- Washington University: Olin (China)
13- UC Berkeley/Columbia (USA)
14- IMD (Switzerland)
15- New York University: Stern (USA)
16- Iese Business School (Spain)
17- Northwestern University: Kellogg (USA)
18- Kellogg/WHU-Otto Beisheim School (Germany)
19- Chinese University of Hong Kong (China)
20- University of Michigan: Ross (USA)
21- City University: Cass (UK)
21- Essec/Mannheim (France, Germany)
23- Kellogg/York University: Schulich (Canada)
24- Purdue, Tias, CEU, GISMA (USA, Netherlands, Hungary, Germany)
25- ESCP Europe (France, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy)
26- Ceibs (China)
27- OneMBA: CUHK/RSM/UNC/FGV São Paulo/EGADE (China, Netherlands, USA, Brazil, Mexico)
28- UCLA: Anderson (USA)
29- University of Toronto: Rotman (Canada)
30- University of Western Ontario: Ivey (Canada, China)
31 Imperial College Business School (U.K.)
31 Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (Netherlands)
33 Cranfield School of Management (U.K.)
34 Tongji University/ENPC (China)
35 Warwick Business School (U.K.)
36 University of Alberta/University of Calgary: Haskayne (Canada)
37 Georgetown University: McDonough (U.S.A.)
37 Emory University: Goizueta (U.S.A.)
39 Rice University: Jones (U.S.A.)
40 National Taiwan University - College of Management (Taiwan)
41 Arizona State University: Carey (China)
41 WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)/University of Minnesota: Carlson (Austria)
41 University of Pittsburgh: Katz (U.S.A. / Brazil / Czech Republic)
44 Henley Business School (U.K.)
45 Thunderbird School of Global Management (U.S.A.)
46 Rutgers Business School (U.S.A.)
46 Universitat St.Gallen (Switzerland)
48 University of California at Irvine: Merage (U.S.A.)
48 National Sun Yat-Sen University (Taiwan)
50 University of Maryland: Smith (U.S.A.)
51 University of Texas at Dallas (U.S.A.)
52 Ashridge (U.K.)
53 Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden / Russia / Latvia)
54 Temple University: Fox (U.S.A.)
55 University of Texas at Austin: McCombs (U.S.A.)
55 Villanova School of Business (U.S.A.)
55 Helsinki School of Economics (Finland / S. Korea / Singapore)
58 Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
59 Rollins College: Crummer (U.S.A)
59 University of Minnesota: Carlson (U.S.A.)
61 FIA - Fundacao Instituto de Administracao (Brazil)
61 Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School (Belgium)
63 Koc University GSB (Turkey)
64 Tulane University: Freeman (U.S.A.)
65 Georgia State University: Robinson (U.S.A.)
65 Queen's School of Business (Canada)
65 University College Dublin: Smurfit (Ireland)
68 Drexel University: LeBow (U.S.A.)
69 Nyenrode Business Universiteit (Netherlands)
69 Ohio State University: Fisher (U.S.A.)
71 University of Miami School of Business Administration (U.S.A.)
72 Pepperdine University: Graziadio (U.S.A.)
73 Baylor University (U.S.A.)
74 University of Rochester: Simon (U.S.A. / Switzerland)
75 EM Lyon Business School (France)
76 SMU: Cox (U.S.A.)
77 University of Utah: Eccles (U.S.A.)
78 University of Strathclyde Business School (U.K.)
79 Bradford School of Management/TiasNimbas Business School (U.K. / Netherlands / Germany)
80 University of Washington Business School: Foster (U.S.A.)
80 Michigan State University: Broad (U.S.A.)
80 Concordia University: Molson (Canada)
83 Wisconsin School of Business (U.S.A.)
84 Auburn University (U.S.A.)
85 University of Denver: Daniels (U.S.A.)
86 College of William and Mary: Mason (U.S.A.)
87 Ipade (Mexico)
88 Durham Business School (U.K.)
89 Loyola University Maryland: Sellinger (U.S.A.)
89 Brigham Young University: Marriott (U.S.A.)
91 Kozminski University (Poland)
92 Suffolk University: Sawyer (U.S.A)
93 University of Tennessee at Knoxville (U.S.A.)
94 Eada (Spain)
95 IAE Management and Business School (Argentina)

Source: Financial Times

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