Financial Times 2012 MBA Ranking

The 2012 ranking has been released. This year, the only Asian business school HKUST Business School occupied the Top 10 position. The other Asian business schools within Top 100 were: India Institute of Management Ahmedabad IIMA (11), Indian School of Business (20), Singapore's NUS School 0f Business (23), CEIBS (24), Chinese University of Hong Kong (28), Singapore's Nanyang Business School (34), University of Hong Kong (37), Peking University: Guanghua (54) and South Korea's Sungkyunkwan University: SKK GSB (66). South Korea's Kaist College of Business, positioned 99th in 2011 ranking, was out of this year's list.

Here are the top 10: (2011 ranking in parentheses)
1. Stanford University GSB (5)
2. Harvard Business School (3)
3. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
4. London School of Business (1)
5. Columbia Business School (7)
6. Insead (4)
7. MIT: Sloan (9)
8. IE Business School (8)
9. IESE Business School (9)
10. Hong Kong UST Business School (10)

The full list of top 100 MBA programs is available here.


Jimmy Low

Financial Times 2011 MBA Ranking

The 2011 ranking has been released. This year, the only Asian business school HKUST Business School occupied the Top 10 position. The other Asian business schools within Top 100 were: India Institute of Management Ahmedabad IIMA (11), Indian School of Business (13), CEIBS (17), Singapore's NUS School 0f Business (23), Singapore's Nanyang Business School (33) and South Korea's Kaist College of Business (99).

Here are the top 10: (2010 ranking in parentheses)
1. London Business School (1)
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (2)
3. Harvard Business School (3)
4. Insead (5)
5. Stanford University GSB (4)
6. HK UST Business School (9)
7. Columbia Business School (6)
8. IE Business School (6)
9. MIT Sloan School of Management (9)
9. Iese Business School (11)

Click here for the full top 100 2011 ranking.


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Financial Times 2010 MBA Ranking

The 2010 ranking has been released. This year, CEIBS, ranked 8th last year, dropped to 22 while Chicago Booth and HKUST Business School moved to 9th position respectively.

Here are the top 10:
1. London Business School (1)
2. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
3. Harvard Business School (3)
4. Stanford University GSB (6)
5. Insead (5)
6. Columbia Business School (4)
6. IE Business School (6)
8. MIT Sloan School of Management (9)
9. University of Chicago: Booth (11)
9. Hong Kong UST Business School (16)

More here.


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Top 10 US and Global B-School Ranking 2009 vs 2008 by FT

To add on from JK's posting, here is the summary of the top 10 US and Global MBAs, with 2008 ranking in parentheses.

Global Top 10 MBAs
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
1. London Business School (2)
3. Harvard Business School (5)
4. Columbia Business School (3)
5. Insead (6)
6. Stanford University GSB (4)
6. IE Business School (8)
8. CEIBS (11)
9. MIT: Sloan (7)
10. New York University: Stern (13)

US Top 10 MBAs
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
2. Harvard Business School (5)
3. Columbia Business School (3)
4. Stanford University GSB (4)
5. MIT: Sloan (7)
6. New York University: Stern (13)
7. University of Chicago: Booth (9)
8. Dartmouth College: Tuck (15)
9. Yale School of Management (16)
10. Northwestern University: Kellogg (24)

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Latest FT B-School Ranking

The Financial Times has released its latest B-School ranking and for 2009, it's great news for European and Asian schools. Notable mentions include LBS sharing the top spot with Wharton and an Asian school breaking into the top 10 for the very first time.

The FT rankings places greater weightage on salary (adjusted for purchasing power parity) and 'internationalism'.

Perhaps there is a slight anglo centric bias with FT?

;)

p/s it'll be quite interesting to look at future rankings once the fall in pound, euro and the gradual rise in Asian currencies start affecting the survey results

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Financial Times 2008 MBA Rankings are Out!

Not only are MBA aspirants nervous about their admission results, the B-schools are too. Annually, Financial Times publishes the global ranking.

And this year's Global Top 10 are (2007 ranking in parentheses):
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
2. London Business School (5)
3. Columbia Business School (2)
4. Stanford University GSB (3)
5. Harvard Business School (3)
6. Insead (7)
7. MIT: Sloan (14)
8. IE Business School (11)
9. University of Chicago GSB (6)
10. University of Cambridge: Judge (15)
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USA Top 10 B-Schools (2007 in parentheses) are:
1. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton (1)
2. Columbia Business School (3)
3. Stanford University GSB (3)
4. Harvard Business School (3)
5. MIT: Sloan (7)
6. University of Chicago GSB (5)
7. New York University: Stern (6)
8. Dartmouth College: Tuck (7)
9. Yale School of Management (9)
10. Northwestern University: Kellogg (11)
more ...

Talking about competition ..... Whao!


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