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Top MBA Programmes Top EMBA Programmes Top Masters in Management Programmes Top Open Enrolment Programmes

Top 10 business schools per programme and in selected categories in 2016 Top MBA programmes Top EMBA programmes Top masters in management programmes Top open enrolment programmes Rank Business School Rank Business School Rank Business School Rank Business School 1 Insead 1 Insead 1 University of St Gallen 1 IMD 2 London Business School 2 HEC Paris 2 HEC Paris 2 Iese Business School 3 University of Cambridge: Judge 3 London Business School 3 Essec Business School 3 Esade Business School 4 IE Business School 4 University of Oxford: Saïd 4 ESCP Europe 4 HEC Paris 5 IMD 5 IE Business School 5 RSM, Erasmus University 5 University of Oxford: Saïd 6 HEC Paris 6 Iese Business School 6 London Business School 6 Insead 7 Iese Business School 7 ESCP Europe 7 IE Business School 7 London Business School 8 Esade Business School 8 University of Cambridge: Judge 8 WU (Vienna University) 8 ESMT Berlin 9 SDA Bocconi 9 Kedge Business School 9 Esade Business School 9 Essec Business School 10 University of Oxford: Saïd 10 Warwick Business School 10 WHU Beisheim 10 Henley Business School Top MBA salaries Top EMBA salaries Top masters in management salaries Top customised programmes Rank Business School Rank Business School Rank Business School Rank Business School 1 Insead 1 HEC Paris 1 University of St Gallen 1 Iese Business School 2 IE Business School 2 Insead 2 WHU Beisheim 2 HEC Paris 3 IMD 3 IMD 3 HEC Paris 3 IMD 4 University of Cambridge: Judge 4 Iese Business School 4 HHL Leipzig GSM 4 London Business School 5 London Business School 5 University of Oxford: Saïd 5 Essec Business School 5 SDA Bocconi 6 Iese Business School 6 IE Business School 6 Mannheim Business School 6 Insead 7 University of Oxford: Saïd 7 London Business School 7 EBS Business School 7 Cranfield School of Management 8 HEC Paris 8 University of Cambridge: Judge 8 IE Business School 8 Mannheim Business School 9 Esade Business School 9 Esade Business School 9 London Business School 9 Essec Business School 10= Católica Lisbon SBE 10 RSM, Erasmus University 10 Kozminski University 10 Esade Business School 10= Nova SBE.

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