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List of Schools Institutes & Centres (%) Coursework List of Schools Institutes & Coursework Published Research Total Score Centres (%) (%) Faculty Citations (%) (%) Research (%) 1 York University, Schulich School of 98 100 92 66 93 Business 2 University of British Columbia, Sauder 96 94 84 80 91 3 University of Alberta 83 94 88 82 89 4 Harvard University, Harvard Business 83 85 96 94 87 School 5 Yale University, Yale School of 75 85 99 96 87 Management 6 University of Michigan, Stephen M. 83 78 91 98 84 Ross School of Business 7 Tilburg University, TiasNimbas 83 85 41 84 78 8 Georgia Institute of Technology, 83 85 41 74 76 Scheller 9 IIM Ahmedabad, Indian Institute of 57 85 84 62 76 Management 10 George Washington University, School 75 78 80 63 75 of Business 11 University of Bath, School of 27 78 97 81 71 Management (BAT) 12 University of Chicago, Booth School of 27 98 43 59 70 Business 13 Erasmus University, Rotterdam School 98 39 97 93 68 of Management 14 Babson College, Olin 57 94 54 8 67 15 University of California at Berkeley, 100 39 90 87 66 Haas School of Business 16 College of William and Mary, Mason 27 93 43 48 66 17 McGill University, Desautels 75 78 49 29 66 18 Cranfield University, Cranfield School 57 98 13 17 65 of Management 19 University of Pennsylvania, Wharton 83 39 88 92 63 School 20 Lancaster University Management 27 78 76 45 62 School 21 ESADE Business School 0 85 76 58 62 22 China Europe International Business 57 78 26 38 60 School (CEIBS) 23 IMD, International Institute for 27 94 26 10 58 Management Development 24 Paris, HEC School of Management 27 78 37 40 56 25 University of Virginia, Darden 96 39 69 44 56 Graduate School of Business Administration 26 University of Cambridge, Judge 83 39 63 56 54 Business School 27 Australian Graduate School of 83 30 86 53 52 Management 28 University of Oxford, Saïd Business 57 30 83 88 52 School 29 University of California, LA, Anderson 27 39 81 97 52 School of Management 30 Pennsylvania State University, Smeal 52 39 70 70 51 College of Business 31 INSEAD 57 39 76 57 51 32 University of Strathclyde, Business 27 39 93 78 51 School 33 Tulane University, Freeman 27 85 10 5 50 34 Mannheim Business School 20 85 13 11 50 35 Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate 57 39 63 59 49 School of Management 36 Purdue University, Krannert 57 39 43 73 48 37 Arizona State University, WP Carey 27 39 63 89 48 School of Business 38 Manchester University, Manchester 20 30 95 89 47 Business School 39 Boston College, Carroll 57 39 54 52 47 40 University of Navarra, IESE Business 27 39 70 61 45 School 41 University of Texas at Austin, 27 39 76 55 45 McCombs School of Business 42 Vlerick Leuven Gent Management 27 39 73 54 44 School 43 University of Cape Town, Graduate 57 39 53 31 44 School of Business 44 Stanford Graduate School of Business 75 39 22 37 44 45 University of North Carolina at Chapel 83 39 26 20 43 Hill, Kenan-Flagler Business School 46 Cornell University, Samuel Curtis 27 39 54 65 43 Johnson Graduate School of Management 47 City University, Cass Business School 83 30 26 42 42 48 Georgetown University, Robert 83 39 10 28 42 Emmett McDonough School of Business 49 Boston University School of 57 30 68 35 42 Management 50 University of Toronto, Joseph L 52 39 37 41 42 Rotman School of Management 51 University of Melbourne, Melbourne 57 39 37 30 41 Business School 52 Imperial College Business School 75 0 87 86 41 53 Northwestern University, Kellogg 83 0 61 100 41 School of Management 54 Western University, Ivey 75 0 94 75 40 55 Carnegie Mellon University, the Tepper 52 39 26 35 39 School of Business 56 University of Washington, Foster 75 39 13 15 39 School of Business 57 Nanyang Technnological University, 0 39 62 64 38 Nanyang Business School 58 London Business School 0 39 47 76 38 59 Korea University Business School 0 39 37 85 38 60 SDA Bocconi School of Management 20 30 63 49 36 61 Indiana University, Kelley School of 57 0 70 95 36 Business 62 Columbia Business School 57 0 73 91 36 63 Duke University, Fuqua School of 83 30 20 5 35 Business 64 Peking University, Guanghua 27 39 22 46 35 65 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 27 0 99 99 35 MIT Sloan School of Management 66 University of California at Irvine, 52 39 13 19 35 Merage 67 University of California at San Diego, 57 39 0 0 31 Rady School of Management 68 Emory University, Goizueta Business 27 30 6 51 29 School 69 Ohio State University, Fisher College of 0 39 26 24 27 Business 70 Dartmouth College, Tuck School of 27 30 20 20 27 Business 71 Hult International Business School 0 39 22 23 26 72 Hong Kong University of Science and 0 39 13 27 26 Technology, School of Business and Management 73 University of Iowa - Henry B Tippie 0 39 22 17 26 School of Management 74 IE Business School 75 0 34 32 25 75 The Chinese University of Hong Kong 52 0 13 83 25 (CUHK), Business School 76 National University of Singapore, The 57 0 54 33 24 NUS Business School 77 Michigan State University, Broad 20 0 63 71 24 78 University of South Carolina, Moore 20 0 49 79 23 79 Wisconsin School of Business 0 39 13 9 23 80 University of St Gallen 0 0 81 71 23 81 New York University, Leonard N Stern 27 0 43 69 22 School of Business 82 The Lisbon MBA 0 39 2 14 22 83 Warwick Business School 0 0 73 68 21 84 Case Western Reserve University, 57 0 49 12 21 Weatherhead School of Management 85 University of Illinois at 27 0 54 43 20 UrbanaChampaign, Business School 86 University of Hong Kong, Faculty of 0 39 2 0 20 Business and Economics 87 University of Southern California, 27 0 26 67 19 Marshall School of Business 88 University College of Dublin, Michael 0 0 47 77 19 Smurfit Graduate School of Business 89 University of Maryland, Robert H Smith 57 0 8 34 18 School of Business 90 Incae Business School 27 0 54 12 15 91 Indian School of Business 27 0 26 38 15 92 Southern Methodist University, Cox 20 0 8 46 12 School of Business 93 University of Rochester, William E 27 0 34 3 11 Simon Graduate School of Business 94 Fudan University School of 0 0 60 5 10 Management 95 Texas A & M University, Mays 20 0 6 26 9 96 EMLYON 0 0 34 20 8 97 Washington University in St. Louis, 0 0 2 25 4 Olin Business School 98 Sungkyunkwan University Graduate 0 0 2 16 3 School of Business 99 Rice University, Jesse H Jones Graduate 0 0 10 3 2 School of Business 100 Coppead 0 0 0 0 0 .
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