Financial Times MBA Ranking 2011
Financial Times has released its ranking of the top 100 full-time global MBA programs for 2011.
The HKUST MBA program's global ranking hits its highest-ever placement as it is ranked 6th best in the world. The HKUST MBA program is also ranked in the top 10 on a three-year average.
The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad is the highest ranked Indian b-school, placed 11th among the world's top 100 business schools in 2011.
Nanyang Business School’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is ranked 33rd worldwide. Its MBA alumni also have the highest average salaries among those who attend Singapore programs.
The UC Davis MBA program is rated 43rd among MBA programs in the U.S. and 83rd globally in the rankings. For the second consecutive year, the UC Davis Graduate School of Management is ranked among the top 10 % of accredited business schools in the world and is No. 1 for the percentage of women faculty, according to the Financial Times’ Global MBA ratings.
The top 20 MBA programs in the world for 2011:
1. London Business School
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
3. Harvard Business School
4. Insead
4. Stanford University GSB
6. Hong Kong UST Business School
7. Columbia Business School
8. IE Business School
9. MIT Sloan School of Management
9. Iese Business School
11. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
12. University of Chicago: Booth
13. Indian School of Business
14. IMD
15. New York University: Stern
15. Yale School of Management
17. Ceibs
18. Dartmouth College: Tuck
18. HEC Paris
20. Duke University: Fuqua
Source: Financial Times
* Suggested Reading:
Best Business Schools 2011
Top UK MBA Programs 2011
The Economist Full-Time MBA Ranking 2011
The HKUST MBA program's global ranking hits its highest-ever placement as it is ranked 6th best in the world. The HKUST MBA program is also ranked in the top 10 on a three-year average.
The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad is the highest ranked Indian b-school, placed 11th among the world's top 100 business schools in 2011.
Nanyang Business School’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is ranked 33rd worldwide. Its MBA alumni also have the highest average salaries among those who attend Singapore programs.
The UC Davis MBA program is rated 43rd among MBA programs in the U.S. and 83rd globally in the rankings. For the second consecutive year, the UC Davis Graduate School of Management is ranked among the top 10 % of accredited business schools in the world and is No. 1 for the percentage of women faculty, according to the Financial Times’ Global MBA ratings.
The top 20 MBA programs in the world for 2011:
1. London Business School
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
3. Harvard Business School
4. Insead
4. Stanford University GSB
6. Hong Kong UST Business School
7. Columbia Business School
8. IE Business School
9. MIT Sloan School of Management
9. Iese Business School
11. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
12. University of Chicago: Booth
13. Indian School of Business
14. IMD
15. New York University: Stern
15. Yale School of Management
17. Ceibs
18. Dartmouth College: Tuck
18. HEC Paris
20. Duke University: Fuqua
Source: Financial Times
* Suggested Reading:
Best Business Schools 2011
Top UK MBA Programs 2011
The Economist Full-Time MBA Ranking 2011
