Top Business Schools in the World

Following are some of the top business schools that are regularly placed among the world's top 100 by The Financial Times or Economist Intelligence Unit:

Carroll School of Management - The School is ranked 34th in US News and World Report's 2009 Graduate Business School Rankings. It offers a variety of MBA program formats.

Cornell University Johnson School - Ranked 17th among US business schools and 34th internationally in the Financial Times MBA Rankings 2009.

Eller College of Management - The MBA program has been ranked 33rd overall for having the best Return on Investment (ROI) by Forbes Magazine.

Kenan-Flagler Business School - It has been placed 8th in The Wall Street Journal ranking of MBA programs based on surveys of corporate recruiters.

Tepper School of Business - Rated 7th in economics and business by impact, according to The Times Higher Education in 2009.

Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business - Placed among the top 10 in greatest opportunity for women in the Princeton Review's guidebook, The Best 143 Business Schools.

Owen Graduate School of Management - Listed in The Princeton Review 2010 edition of its book "The Best 301 Business Schools".

Boston University School of Management - Placed among the top 50 MBA programs in the U.S., 2nd worldwide for Best in IT Programs and 8th for Best in e-Business Programs by the Financial Times.

Mays Business School - The supply chain program has been ranked 7th nationally for industry value, 4th for program scope and 9th for depth of programs offered (AMR Research).

Hult International Business School - 29th best business school in Europe, 55th best business school in the U.S. and rated 6th in international mobility in the Financial Times Ranking.

Tec de Monterrey Egade (Mexico) - Rated the No.1 business school in Latin America, and No.16 in the world, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Judge Business School (UK) - The Cambridge MBA offers a number of concentrations including the Arts & Cultural Management, Consulting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, etc.

China Europe International Business School - It is the first Asia-based business school that has received top-tier global rankings for its MBA, EMBA and Executive Education programmes.

International University of Monaco (Monaco) - It has been awarded with 4 Palmes considering its international influence by Eduniversal.

Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School (Ireland) - It is the only Irish business school to gain a place in The Economist's Full Time MBA Ranking 2009, ranked in the top 40 globally.

Grenoble Graduate School of Business (France) - 81st in the world and 31st in Europe among the best MBA programmes according to The Economist.

* Suggested Reading: Best Full-Time MBA Programs

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