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Business Education OCTobeR 25 2010 Executive MBA ranking 2010 www.ft.com/businesseducation/emba RANKING Financial Times EMBA 2010 Career progress School diversity Idea generation The top 100 executive MBA programmes 2010 2009 2008 3 years School name Country Programme name S a l a r y t o d a y ( U S $ ) (%) increase Salary rank progress Career rank experience Work rank Aims achieved (%) faculty Women (%) students Women (%) board Women faculty International (%) International rank students board International (%) course International rank experience Languages with Faculty (%) doctorates rank doctoral FT rank research FT 2010 Rank 1 1 2 1 Kellogg/Hong Kong UST Business School China Kellogg-HKUST EMBA 392,076 69 16 2 2 22 15 15 94 2 99 33 1 97 5 12 1 2 3 1 2 Columbia/London Business School US/UK EMBA Global Americas & Europe 305,306 109 17 23 3 20 23 13 69 18 39 7 1 97 12 7 2 3 2 3 3 Trium: HEC Paris/LSE/New York University: Stern France/UK/US Trium EMBA 314,473 71 75 5 1 24 17 13 90 4 76 2 1 99 8 25 3 4 5 6 5 Insead France/Singapore/United Arab Emirates Insead Gemba 227,080 75 24 4 4 14 16 17 91 15 80 3 1 95 18 11 4 5 4 7 5 University of Chicago: Booth US/UK/Singapore EMBA 236,633 83 21 15 7 15 18 13 79 14 38 15 1 97 16 3 5 6 8 9 8 London Business School UK EMBA 184,488 90 5 29 5 24 26 20 85 6 75 17 1 98 36 6 6 7 7 5 6 IE Business School Spain EMBA 169,240 144 14 66 41 33 27 23 52 40 82 75 1 91 66 63 7 8 5 4 6 University of Pennsylvania: Wharton US Wharton MBA for Executives 213,468 68 19 67 26 19 17 9 37 30 56 67 1 100 1 1 8 9 10 17 12 Duke University: Fuqua US MBA – Global Executive 260,360 55 62 10 67 18 20 10 39 35 41 5 1 99 27 2 9 10 19 11 13 Chinese University of Hong Kong China EMBA 285,800 64 66 21 73 23 42 50 50 27 100 33 2 98 60 44 10 10 21 13 15 City University: Cass UK EMBA 157,705 100 4 61 21 28 23 43 58 13 57 14 1 96 37 60 10 12 14 14 13 IMD Switzerland EMBA 227,510 71 7 1 19 10 16 16 98 7 81 13 2 100 81 54 12 13 13 16 14 UC Berkeley/Columbia US Berkeley-Columbia EMBA 199,706 63 34 35 12 22 22 10 55 33 28 75 1 98 2 5 13 14 18 12 15 Kellogg/WHU-Otto Beisheim School Germany Kellogg-WHU EMBA 157,267 75 15 43 20 19 18 12 79 21 76 20 1 96 7 17 14 15 9 10 11 Columbia Business School US EMBA 211,908 65 25 89 13 18 30 10 62 61 35 75 1 97 11 8 15 15 25 19 20 ESCP Europe France/UK/Germany/Spain/Italy European EMBA 153,098 84 1 13 9 33 22 36 67 5 43 3 2 91 77 96 15 17 15 18 17 New York University: Stern US NYU Stern EMBA 212,545 65 35 71 29 16 27 10 47 25 16 43 1 100 6 14 17 18 12 8 13 Washington University: Olin US/China Washington-Fudan EMBA 244,694 56 42 7 52 22 33 13 92 50 100 28 1 95 76 21 18 18 26 23 22 Ceibs China International EMBA 249,089 81 20 24 64 13 31 10 67 22 50 27 1 96 81 71 18 20 17 21 19 Northwestern University: Kellogg US EMBA 219,182 54 26 27 33 19 22 8 45 36 10 75 1 95 10 10 20 21 24 15 20 Purdue/Tias/CEU/Gisma US/Netherlands/Hungary/Germany International Masters in Management 138,731 62 2 38 37 21 19 13 100 16 100 1 1 99 32 48 21 22 27 27 25 OneMBA: CUHK/RSM/UNC/FGV São Paulo/Egade China/Netherlands/US/Brazil/Mexico OneMBA 185,619 54 44 16 15 21 28 10 74 12 57 6 1 95 23 43 22 23 23 21 22 Kellogg/York University: Schulich Canada Kellogg-Schulich EMBA 161,794 50 68 11 49 22 29 17 88 8 69 12 1 96 14 15 23 24 31 26 27 Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Netherlands EMBA 143,477 75 31 39 10 17 24 24 37 28 21 28 2 100 20 32 24 24 33 Cornell University: Johnson US EMBA 243,559 69 33 47 35 25 19 16 33 44 27 53 1 89 64 30 24 26 16 31 24 Iese Business School Spain EMBA 167,816 78 8 20 24 18 18 27 47 72 87 8 2 99 51 64 26 27 11 20 19 National University of Singapore Business School Singapore Asia Pacific EMBA 194,194 60 40 9 45 31 20 17 57 1 17 8 1 92 48 49 27 28 41 42 37 Arizona State University: Carey China Carey/SNAI EMBA 240,952 63 67 14 75 24 22 11 95 95 0 75 1 88 39 28 28 29 30 31 30 University of Western Ontario: Ivey Canada/China EMBA 191,294 70 51 32 74 26 29 14 56 24 28 53 1 91 28 34 29 29 29 40 33 University of Toronto: Rotman Canada One-Year MBA for Executives 151,655 46 12 12 40 27 37 41 72 19 53 75 1 98 24 13 29 31 20 28 26 University of Michigan: Ross US EMBA 191,974 55 80 26 50 26 14 21 30 66 9 75 1 84 4 4 31 32 21 25 26 Essec/Mannheim France/Germany Essec & Mannheim EMBA 1 37,70 6 67 6 40 53 25 19 4 65 11 80 11 2 95 30 68 32 32 University of Oxford: Saïd UK EMBA 185,712 65 54 33 31 15 14 31 56 10 38 56 1 97 29 45 32 34 31 34 33 Imperial College Business School UK EMBA 125,926 74 22 79 14 26 27 36 79 26 55 47 1 95 34 53 34 35 35 29 33 Warwick Business School UK Warwick EMBA 124,506 71 52 76 44 38 30 19 56 20 19 75 1 97 15 52 35 36 50 University of Maryland: Smith US EMBA 172,500 63 74 64 22 26 25 17 29 69 2 75 1 98 40 9 36 37 40 43 40 National Taiwan University – College of Management Taiwan NTU EMBA 216,455 57 77 34 79 21 31 7 18 98 33 75 1 98 3 83 37 38 28 30 32 UCLA: Anderson US EMBA 193,334 52 36 82 30 16 22 20 33 44 10 28 1 92 35 19 38 39 34 37 37 Tongji University/ENPC China Shanghai International MBA (Simba) 148,132 78 59 73 100 36 38 17 3 93 58 75 1 79 19 59 39 40 63 Boston University School of Management US EMBA 195,470 45 18 36 56 26 29 10 38 55 8 39 1 87 41 51 40 41 39 46 42 Rice University: Jones US MBA for Executives 181,829 63 73 58 46 21 21 19 23 58 4 75 1 93 81 16 41 41 37 53 44 Emory University: Goizueta US Modular EMBA 176,386 50 29 50 32 22 29 18 19 73 7 56 1 93 67 20 41 43 54 51 49 Temple University: Fox US EMBA 145,593 58 41 42 72 26 25 20 33 39 42 22 1 85 25 56 43 44 33 48 42 Cranfield School of Management UK EMBA 140,980 64 48 30 34 28 21 23 44 17 33 43 1 79 49 84 44 44 41 48 44 University of Pittsburgh: Katz US/Brazil/Czech Republic EMBA Worldwide 168,563 46 13 60 61 30 21 7 72 37 3 25 1 72 54 37 44 46 37 35 39 Georgetown University: McDonough US Global EMBA 162,008 58 9 75 11 24 16 12 24 53 16 43 1 94 81 39 46 47 58 69 58 Copenhagen Business School Denmark EMBA 116,272 40 11 8 23 31 28 18 26 47 0 28 1 95 13 61 47 48 36 35 40 University of Alberta/University of Calgary: Haskayne Canada Alberta/Haskayne EMBA 135,472 55 64 62 27 26 28 17 53 52 10 67 1 90 55 33 48 48 45 Melbourne Business School Australia EMBA 209,554 22 97 3 16 31 18 31 75 29 6 15 1 100 79 50 48 Footnotes Although the headline ranking figures show changes in the data year to year, the pattern of clustering among the schools is equally significant. A total of 270 points separate Kellogg/Hong Kong The second group is headed by the Chinese University of Hong Kong, which would need to increase its score by nine points to move up a group. Top of the third group is Rice University: Jones, six UST Business School, at the top, from the school at number 100.
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