Northwestern University (Kellogg School Executive MBA Program) is ranked first in the world for its EMBA program in 2007, followed by Wharton and Chicago GSB.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's Executive MBA program, taught in conjunction with the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, is also ranked No. 3 in the world in the Financial Times EMBA global rankings 2006.

Rank, School, Country
1 Northwestern (Kellogg) USA
2 Wharton USA
3 Chicago GSB USA, UK, Singapore
4 University of Michigan (Ross) USA
5 Marshall (USC) USA
6 Columbia Business School USA
7 Goizueta (Emory University) USA
8 UCLA Anderson USA
9 Duke University (Fuqua-Global) USA
10 UNC (Kenan-Flagler) USA
11 Southern Methodist University (Cox) USA
12 McDonough (Georgetown) USA
13 Johnson (Cornell) USA
14 Ohio State (Fisher) USA
15 Instituto de Empresa Spain
16 IMD Switzerland
17 IESE Business School (Navarra) Spain
18 INSEAD France
19 Stern (NYU) USA
20 London Business School UK
21 ESADE (Barcelona) Spain
22 Thunderbird USA
23 Queen's School of Business (Ontario) Canada
24 Washington (Olin) USA
25 Villanova USA

Source: Business Week

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