Judge Business School MBA Ranking

Judge Business School (JBS, formerly known as the Judge Institute of Management Studies) is part of the Faculty of Business & Management at the University of Cambridge (UK). It is a world's leading provider of business management education, offering a portfolio of undergraduate, graduate and executive programmes.

The Cambridge MBA offers a number of concentrations including the Arts & Cultural Management, Beyond for Profit, Consulting, Energy, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Health, and International Business. The School offers a wide variety of electives such as Advanced Strategy, Capital Markets, Change Management, Climate Leadership, Consumer Behaviours, Corporate Finance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Emerging Technology Entrepreneurship, Enterprise Performance Measurement, Entrepreneurship Venture Capital, Financial Services Strategy, Fixed Income Analysis, Global Macroeconomics, and many more.

The MBA is a full-time 12 month programme, and it is accredited by AMBA and EQUIS. In addition it offers a number of top quality masters programmes such as the Master of Finance; Executive MBA; MPhil Finance; MPhil Innovation, Strategy & Organisation; MPhil Management; MPhil Management Science & Operations; MPhil Technology Policy.

Judge Business School has a number of research centres including the Centre for Business Research (CBR); Centre for Financial Analysis & Policy (CFAP); Centre for India & Global Business (CIGB); Centre for International Business and Management (CIBAM); Centre for International Human Resource Management (CIHRM); etc.

Rankings:

- 17th globally in the Financial Times MBA Ranking 2009.

- According to the Economist Intelligence Unit's global ranking of full-time MBA programmes, it is placed 11th in 2006, 7th in 2007, 7th in 2008 and 11th in 2009.

- 10th in the world in the 2008 FT Global MBA Rankings, moving up from 15th in 2007.

- 3rd in the world and 1st in the UK according to the 2007 biennial Forbes Global Rankings for one year MBA programmes (9th globally in 2005).

- 13th in the world in the Expansion rankings, and 3rd outside of the US (CNN Expansión 2007). It is ranked 9th in 2008 and 14th in 2009.

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