FT Global MBA Ranking

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	Rank '09	Rank '08	Rank '07	3 yr. rank	School name	Country	Audit year	Sal today (US$)	Weighted sal. ($)	Salary inc. (%)	Value	Careers	Aims achieved	Placements	Employment	Recommends	Wom. faculty	Wom. students	Wom. board	Int. faculty	Int. students	Int. board	Int. mobilty	Intl. course	Languages	PhD Faculty	PhD rank	Research
	1	1	1	1	University of Pennsylvania: Wharton	U.S.A.	2008	170,210	169,784	119	100	69	29	6	89 ( 98)	2	19	36	7	36	44	71	43	42	0	100	2	3
	1	2	5	3	London Business School	U.K.	2004	147,134	146,565	121	56	22	18	51	90 ( 97)	5	23	25	12	84	91	60	2	10	1	99	12	6
	3	5	3	4	Harvard Business School	U.S.A.	2008	164,783	163,637	115	86	41	16	18	93 ( 99)	1	20	38	48	36	33	13	42	87	0	95	10	1
	4	3	2	3	Columbia Business School	U.S.A.	2009	168,073	164,310	132	81	33	12	16	92 ( 93)	8	15	32	10	63	43	34	46	46	0	97	5	7
	5	6	7	6	Insead	France / Singapore	2009	148,490	147,908	108	7	23	13	49	89 ( 95)	6	11	29	17	89	90	70	3	15	2	97	48	15
	6	4	3	4	Stanford University GSB	U.S.A.	2005	173,935	170,340	105	94	13	3	14	93 ( 99)	3	21	36	19	43	43	22	65	22	0	96	3	5
	6	8	11	8	IE Business School	Spain	2009	129,482	132,925	169	25	1	32	17	91 ( 86)	36	33	34	23	49	81	82	23	41	1	89	n/a	82
	8	11	11	10	Ceibs	China	2006	137,030	151,641	179	30	45	73	33	92 ( 94)	50	12	31	10	69	37	50	83	12	1	96	n/a	75
	9	7	14	10	MIT Sloan School of Management	U.S.A.	2009	155,811	156,451	121	79	29	1	22	90 ( 95)	9	19	35	14	27	36	41	36	27	0	100	8	9
	10	13	8	10	New York University: Stern	U.S.A.	2008	147,784	144,125	133	82	21	10	9	93 ( 96)	10	20	41	13	38	31	17	47	23	0	100	7	9
	11	9	6	9	University of Chicago: Booth	U.S.A.	2007	154,340	150,272	113	96	52	19	2	94 ( 100)	7	14	35	16	40	42	37	73	30	0	98	6	4
	12	11	16	13	Iese Business School	Spain	2009	127,945	124,645	135	71	8	31	26	98 ( 98)	18	18	25	21	43	78	90	4	5	1	99	51	59
	13	15	9	12	Dartmouth College: Tuck	U.S.A.	2008	158,089	156,124	121	88	38	2	8	94 ( 100)	11	24	33	16	34	38	13	49	39	0	100	n/a	13
	14	14	13	14	IMD	Switzerland	2009	147,655	151,624	97	5	12	17	13	93 ( 100)	16	10	22	9	100	99	77	1	69	0	98	n/a	68
	15	20	-	-	Indian School of Business	India	-	145,727	148,339	160	27	18	65	28	100 ( 93)	77	14	24	4	18	4	57	27	76	0	100	n/a	75
	16	17	-	-	Hong Kong UST Business School	China	2006	108,364	108,364	128	35	74	94	64	93 ( 86)	67	24	40	39	90	93	94	17	3	1	100	41	17
	17	10	15	14	University of Cambridge: Judge	U.K.	2007	132,879	130,160	121	9	10	24	47	93 ( 95)	39	19	23	15	58	91	54	15	57	0	94	15	50
	18	21	24	21	Esade Business School	Spain	2009	120,227	121,776	137	40	3	38	41	89 ( 100)	40	27	26	17	16	81	92	8	13	2	78	56	94
	19	16	10	15	Yale School of Management	U.S.A.	2008	142,948	140,803	134	80	77	6	31	95 ( 98)	23	19	34	15	30	34	15	51	72	0	100	65	28
	20	19	19	19	University of Oxford: Saïd	U.K.	2008	137,216	135,502	109	10	24	8	71	89 ( 87)	26	18	27	27	61	94	29	9	69	0	100	67	59
	21	24	19	21	Northwestern University: Kellogg	U.S.A.	2008	142,378	142,645	103	93	34	11	5	96 ( 97)	4	18	34	7	45	35	6	64	36	0	95	11	17
	22	28	23	24	Duke University: Fuqua	U.S.A.	2008	128,612	128,692	102	97	68	20	10	92 ( 97)	14	17	39	15	38	40	18	67	26	0	99	17	2
	23	27	19	23	University of Michigan: Ross	U.S.A.	2008	132,500	132,522	105	77	48	7	1	90 ( 93)	13	26	34	23	32	33	10	53	59	0	93	13	9
	24	26	33	28	Emory University: Goizueta	U.S.A.	2004	126,320	126,262	136	67	56	21	15	86 ( 98)	37	24	38	17	18	38	4	80	74	0	94	79	33
	24	46	67	46	Nanyang Business School	Singapore	-	104,294	104,294	131	24	71	75	81	92 ( 100)	93	32	40	23	54	75	58	11	47	0	94	76	71
	26	34	30	30	Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University	Netherlands	2006	109,534	109,997	107	36	17	67	80	97 ( 90)	43	13	23	23	30	97	42	13	7	1	100	4	64
	27	22	28	26	Lancaster University Management School	U.K.	2008	106,960	106,960	128	4	5	52	54	92 ( 83)	75	23	29	31	32	88	38	30	60	0	90	20	82
	27	33	26	29	University of Virginia: Darden	U.S.A.	2009	135,768	137,215	119	75	62	4	4	91 ( 100)	15	21	29	11	18	30	9	78	62	0	98	84	43
	29	18	18	22	HEC Paris	France	2008	117,594	117,630	103	48	6	14	50	82 ( 97)	28	26	29	6	41	86	37	5	14	1	92	50	75
	29	25	17	24	UCLA: Anderson	U.S.A.	2008	144,949	141,065	110	65	36	39	20	89 ( 92)	17	16	35	13	22	32	10	94	37	0	93	27	28
	31	32	25	29	University of California at Berkeley: Haas	U.S.A.	2007	138,422	137,699	80	92	31	22	11	91 ( 98)	12	26	30	12	36	43	9	52	33	0	100	9	7
	32	22	22	25	Manchester Business School	U.K.	2004	108,807	109,066	104	53	7	59	69	95 ( 95)	35	35	23	17	36	92	33	24	6	0	81	1	90
	32	39	49	40	Australian School of Business	Australia	2006	127,474	127,474	100	13	51	60	90	89 ( 74)	57	26	19	15	61	66	23	14	9	0	97	81	55
	34	36	29	33	Cornell University: Johnson	U.S.A.	2008	128,056	127,858	104	91	44	15	7	93 ( 98)	24	25	35	11	33	37	13	59	48	0	92	63	33
	35	-	81	-	National University of Singapore School of Business	Singapore	2006	95,926	95,926	122	32	47	97	63	87 ( 88)	65	30	40	11	55	93	22	12	11	0	93	72	71
	35	30	37	34	Cranfield School of Management	U.K.	2008	125,048	127,004	95	18	14	25	46	97 ( 100)	32	25	23	32	42	84	9	25	21	1	67	24	82
	37	29	36	34	Warwick Business School	U.K.	2004	118,171	114,653	92	12	19	55	91	88 ( 80)	31	38	35	30	51	85	22	31	16	1	96	22	75
	38	48	42	43	SDA Bocconi	Italy	2008	106,578	104,859	111	26	28	78	77	81 ( 89)	44	40	29	23	23	60	62	22	19	1	83	16	68
	39	35	56	43	Imperial College Business School	U.K.	2008	116,752	117,119	96	23	40	89	59	100 ( 85)	63	18	38	36	74	65	55	41	86	0	94	49	59
	40	38	34	37	Georgetown University: McDonough	U.S.A.	2004	122,386	121,786	112	90	46	5	42	98 ( 88)	41	25	30	15	20	28	10	48	38	0	95	n/a	55
	41	30	-	-	University of Strathclyde Business School	U.K.	2004	118,683	118,683	114	6	73	95	100	93 ( 73)	95	36	21	50	26	94	50	39	56	0	74	25	91
	41	57	34	44	University of Arizona: Eller	U.S.A.	2008	101,066	101,066	138	42	93	90	39	60 ( 100)	81	31	27	14	20	32	2	66	31	0	94	31	55
	41	41	73	52	City University: Cass	U.K.	2007	124,026	124,026	87	33	59	50	60	95 ( 91)	56	26	26	47	56	85	41	40	61	0	93	39	75
	44	37	30	37	University of Maryland: Smith	U.S.A.	2004	108,404	108,404	95	52	86	76	55	90 ( 98)	55	25	29	16	31	40	9	44	90	0	99	28	12
	45	41	32	39	University of North Carolina: Kenan-Flagler	U.S.A.	2007	118,071	120,198	98	62	80	48	25	86 ( 99)	21	26	28	8	37	33	2	75	24	0	89	35	28
	46	47	38	44	University of Rochester: Simon	U.S.A.	2007	114,618	115,867	116	83	91	56	48	92 ( 91)	73	17	33	14	40	56	35	55	94	0	83	57	68
	47	40	27	38	University of Toronto: Rotman	Canada	2002	99,129	97,413	92	63	98	54	67	90 ( 92)	19	24	29	40	68	44	53	28	40	0	98	19	20
	47	53	41	47	University of Western Ontario: Ivey	Canada	2008	105,272	104,456	98	37	72	57	40	91 ( 94)	20	18	25	14	47	22	39	34	68	0	100	64	27
	49	48	49	49	York University: Schulich	Canada	2009	86,504	88,609	97	43	65	71	87	90 ( 93)	29	29	32	21	66	65	51	32	29	0	99	71	28
	49	76	62	62	University of Texas at Austin: McCombs	U.S.A.	2005	114,189	114,761	92	61	50	40	35	89 ( 96)	25	28	31	11	25	28	2	86	54	0	91	26	17
	51	48	43	47	Carnegie Mellon: Tepper	U.S.A.	2009	116,341	116,773	96	95	61	58	19	96 ( 99)	27	16	21	15	34	36	5	82	83	0	97	14	35
	52	75	79	69	Melbourne Business School	Australia	2006	114,086	110,290	83	45	67	87	92	96 ( 87)	51	23	23	33	75	90	27	18	17	0	100	n/a	50
	53	64	47	55	Rice University: Jones	U.S.A.	2008	111,254	109,302	101	84	89	43	44	90 ( 96)	54	22	37	18	22	34	0	77	88	0	95	n/a	20
	53	93	84	77	University of Pittsburgh: Katz	U.S.A.	2009	95,633	95,633	111	8	55	92	68	89 ( 95)	92	25	33	6	20	47	3	60	96	0	93	33	39
	55	64	38	52	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	U.S.A.	2005	92,863	92,863	112	59	85	82	70	89 ( 88)	71	25	34	22	12	45	0	72	85	0	97	54	20
	56	76	61	64	Vanderbilt University: Owen	U.S.A.	2009	109,202	110,768	106	85	35	26	24	90 ( 98)	47	15	25	9	19	26	3	87	95	0	96	80	50
	57	48	93	66	Leeds University Business School	U.K.	2004	100,918	100,918	105	3	70	96	75	91 ( 90)	86	18	33	19	32	85	27	69	77	0	91	38	75
	57	84	62	68	Boston University School of Management	U.S.A.	2008	105,532	105,532	101	73	53	49	65	95 ( 93)	45	23	45	11	37	40	11	54	66	0	87	75	64
	57	61	85	68	Texas A & M University: Mays	U.S.A.	2008	98,647	98,647	111	28	60	41	76	98 ( 100)	38	28	21	26	14	26	0	91	89	0	84	52	39
	60	61	65	62	Indiana University: Kelley	U.S.A.	2007	107,387	107,653	98	58	95	27	27	90 ( 100)	33	27	26	8	21	37	4	81	65	0	82	21	39
	60	60	73	64	University of Southern California: Marshall	U.S.A.	2005	117,177	116,258	87	99	37	33	36	94 ( 94)	30	27	29	19	30	34	19	90	44	0	84	45	25
	60	69	67	65	Washington University: Olin	U.S.A.	2005	109,507	109,507	88	98	54	44	43	90 ( 96)	68	16	37	14	36	34	0	84	63	0	94	53	13
	63	64	-	-	University of Florida: Hough	U.S.A.	2007	101,343	101,343	104	41	32	79	72	94 ( 88)	66	15	31	21	15	23	7	100	99	0	97	46	20
	63	48	38	50	Michigan State University: Broad	U.S.A.	2009	102,897	102,897	96	55	83	36	3	91 ( 100)	22	28	22	33	18	30	4	58	93	0	90	44	35
	63	55	45	54	University of Iowa: Tippie	U.S.A.	2008	92,166	92,166	116	46	100	70	29	95 ( 98)	86	22	29	19	21	38	4	76	92	0	88	47	48
	63	58	43	55	Pennsylvania State University: Smeal	U.S.A.	2007	105,728	105,728	88	64	42	34	30	93 ( 99)	51	28	38	19	21	33	0	61	81	0	84	43	20
	67	44	57	56	University of Washington Business School: Foster	U.S.A.	2006	105,558	105,558	92	60	87	28	21	96 ( 99)	70	27	36	15	23	18	6	85	35	0	90	42	28
	67	61	57	62	Thunderbird School of Global Management	U.S.A.	2007	98,898	99,187	94	47	43	46	66	67 ( 85)	34	27	31	21	27	43	26	16	51	1	91	n/a	59
	67	55	72	65	University of South Carolina: Moore	U.S.A.	2004	91,774	91,774	109	54	78	63	73	86 ( 89)	72	21	34	7	24	15	4	35	2	0	90	69	50
	70	-	54	-	SMU: Cox	U.S.A.	2005	109,052	109,052	106	87	96	30	32	95 ( 96)	60	25	31	13	22	20	4	95	43	0	94	n/a	55
	71	71	52	65	University of Cape Town GSB	South Africa	2007	143,693	143,693	72	1	15	74	98	79 ( 84)	76	27	28	17	31	39	30	7	4	0	69	n/a	94
	71	84	45	67	University of Minnesota: Carlson	U.S.A.	2007	98,451	98,451	102	72	99	23	38	86 ( 97)	61	27	32	20	21	19	6	88	75	0	88	29	25
	71	92	77	80	University of British Columbia: Sauder	Canada	2006	89,682	89,682	83	38	75	80	78	92 ( 93)	49	15	30	29	70	54	14	26	32	0	100	60	15
	74	68	49	64	University of California at Irvine: Merage	U.S.A.	2007	102,010	102,010	91	68	76	68	52	77 ( 97)	82	39	37	17	33	44	9	74	55	0	98	70	39
	75	97	-	-	Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School	Belgium	-	101,180	101,180	66	2	9	61	82	100 ( 100)	91	37	40	14	30	80	100	10	34	0	98	78	71
	76	88	57	74	Arizona State University: Carey	U.S.A.	2005	99,624	99,624	97	50	81	53	23	92 ( 88)	59	24	25	21	27	26	0	63	52	0	85	34	35
	77	-	-	-	Aston Business School	U.K.	2004	86,364	86,364	99	20	27	100	96	100 ( 98)	62	33	27	46	44	94	46	50	20	0	85	55	71
	77	88	-	-	University of Alberta	Canada	2006	75,084	75,084	95	29	30	51	84	98 ( 100)	78	22	38	21	58	45	15	56	45	0	100	59	35
	77	79	65	74	University of Notre Dame: Mendoza	U.S.A.	2008	106,264	106,487	110	70	82	35	45	91 ( 95)	58	20	26	11	8	22	5	96	80	0	89	n/a	50
	80	-	96	-	Durham Business School	U.K.	2007	104,282	104,282	81	11	20	99	97	93 ( 88)	89	20	36	14	57	78	21	33	58	1	88	61	64
	80	64	48	64	Purdue University: Krannert	U.S.A.	2005	100,856	100,856	92	57	84	85	53	86 ( 99)	46	24	27	11	26	45	3	68	71	0	99	23	48
	80	87	90	86	Ohio State University: Fisher	U.S.A.	2005	93,744	93,744	105	51	79	69	62	95 ( 93)	53	24	26	12	17	31	4	89	67	0	91	32	43
	83	-	78	-	Birmingham Business School	U.K.	2007	82,624	82,624	99	21	26	93	89	100 ( 60)	96	23	41	46	32	94	69	37	82	0	80	37	91
	83	69	73	75	University of Bath School of Management	U.K.	2007	107,613	107,613	79	15	49	81	95	81 ( 77)	84	23	39	18	40	84	18	70	64	0	97	40	59
	85	71	67	74	George Washington University	U.S.A.	2007	101,530	101,530	91	78	90	42	58	88 ( 93)	82	30	45	14	30	27	0	62	91	0	93	30	82
	86	-	88	-	Wake Forest University: Babcock	U.S.A.	2004	100,727	100,727	108	66	88	47	57	88 ( 100)	69	9	33	9	6	16	5	79	97	0	100	n/a	82
	87	-	-	-	Grenoble Graduate School of Business	France	-	83,516	83,516	80	14	4	62	99	86 ( 81)	100	42	44	28	42	89	34	20	1	1	71	68	94
	87	53	70	70	Bradford School of Management/TiasNimbas Business School	U.K. / Netherlands / Germany	2007	96,144	96,144	89	19	66	88	93	92 ( 59)	89	25	26	23	61	95	45	29	84	0	80	74	82
	89	71	52	71	Boston College: Carroll	U.S.A.	2009	108,162	108,162	85	69	64	64	61	91 ( 97)	74	34	35	10	12	21	3	93	79	0	94	62	43
	89	84	89	87	Babson College: Olin	U.S.A.	2008	108,968	109,541	87	89	11	45	74	83 ( 88)	42	25	37	20	16	50	7	57	53	0	85	n/a	75
	91	95	100	95	Eada	Spain	-	89,786	89,786	103	16	2	83	34	88 ( 73)	97	19	38	21	28	89	32	19	28	1	28	n/a	94
	92	-	62	-	Coppead	Brazil	2006	96,938	96,938	98	22	97	9	12	42 ( 100)	99	32	27	17	12	11	0	98	8	1	100	73	94
	92	44	54	63	University of Edinburgh Business School	U.K.	2004	101,884	101,884	75	31	25	86	86	94 ( 92)	79	27	25	40	35	83	40	38	18	0	90	66	94
	92	82	57	77	Brigham Young University: Marriott	U.S.A.	2008	97,789	97,789	104	39	39	37	37	95 ( 100)	48	9	20	7	2	10	9	99	98	0	89	n/a	64
	95	100	82	92	Case Western Reserve University: Weatherhead	U.S.A.	2007	99,238	99,238	95	76	92	84	79	72 ( 92)	85	18	37	10	27	46	7	92	78	0	90	18	82
	95	88	92	92	Wisconsin School of Business	U.S.A.	2009	99,138	99,138	88	49	57	66	56	94 ( 100)	64	27	30	14	10	18	3	97	73	0	85	58	43
	97	-	-	-	Hult International Business School	U.S.A. / U.K. / U.A.E	-	96,915	96,915	85	44	63	72	94	89 ( 96)	98	21	34	11	39	95	78	6	49	0	54	n/a	94
	98	-	99	-	University of Miami School of Business	U.S.A.	2007	92,064	92,064	95	74	94	77	85	74 ( 84)	80	31	35	30	28	31	0	71	99	0	87	82	43
	99	98	98	98	University College Dublin: Smurfit	Ireland	2007	104,934	104,934	66	17	58	91	88	97 ( 97)	88	30	26	16	44	40	61	21	25	1	96	77	93
	100	76	93	90	Nottingham University Business School	U.K.	2007	99,647	99,647	62	34	16	98	83	94 ( 88)	94	32	35	56	35	91	22	45	50	0	84	36	82
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Table notesAlthough the headline ranking figures show the changes in the survey year to year, the pattern of clustering among the schools is also significant. Some 195 points separate the top school from the school ranked 100 in the 2009 ranking. The top 10 schools, from the joint first London Business School and Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania to New York University: Stern, form the leading group of world class business schools. Some 31 points separate LBS and Wharton from Stern. The second group is headed by the University of Chicago: Booth which scored 57 points more than University of California at Berkeley: Haas, leader of the third group. The fourth group is headed by University of California at Irvine: Merage and includes schools ranked from 74 to 100.

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1. These schools run additional courses for MBA students for which additional language skills are required. These figures are included in the calculations for the ranking but are not represented on the table to avoid confusion.

2. These data are for information only and are not used in the ranking.

3. Indicates the most recent year that KPMG audited a business school, applying specified audit procedures relating to selected data provided for the Financial Times MBA ranking.
KPMG reported on the results of obtaining evidence and applying specified audit procedures relating to selected survey data provided for the Financial Times 2009 MBA ranking for selected business schools. Enquiries about the assurance process can be made by contacting Michelle Podhy and Patrick Gaudet of KPMG by e-mail at pgaudet@kpmg.ca. The specified audit procedures were carried out between November 2008 and December 2008. The audit date published denotes the survey for which the specified audit precedures were conducted.

4. The average alumni salary three years after graduation. (The 2009 ranking surveyed the MBA class that graduated in 2005). This figure includes alumni salary data for the current year and the one or two preceding years, where available. The figure is NOT used in the ranking.

5. The average alumni salary today with adjustment for salary variations between industry sectors. This figure includes data for the current year and the one or two preceding years where available.

6. The percentage increase in average alumni salary from before the MBA to today as a percentage of the pre-MBA salary. This figure includes data for the current year and the one or two preceding years where available.

7. This is calculated using the salary earned by alumni today, course length, fees and other costs, including the opportunity cost of not working for the duration of the course.

8. This is calculated according to changes in the level of seniority and the size of the company alumni are working in now versus before their MBA. Data for the current year and the one or two preceding years are included where available.

9. The extent to which alumni fulfilled their goals or reasons for doing an MBA.

10. Alumni who used the careers service at their business school were asked to rank its effectiveness in their job search. This figure includes data for the current year and the one or two preceding years where available.

11. The percentage of the most recent graduating class that had found employment or accepted a job offer within three months of graduation. The figure in brackets is the percentage of the class for which the school was able to provide employment data.

12. Alumni were asked to name three business schools from which they would recruit MBA graduates. The ranking is calculated according to the votes for each school. Data for the current year and the one or two preceding years are included where available.

13. Percentage of female faculty

14. Percentage of female students.

15. Percentage of female members of the advisory board.

16. Percentage of faculty whose citizenship differs from their country of employment.

17. Percentage of students whose citizenship differs from the country in which they are studying.

18. Percentage of the board whose citizenship differs from the country in which the business school is based.

19. This is calculated according to whether alumni worked in different countries before the MBA, on graduation and also where they are employed today.

20. Weighted average of four criteria that measure international exposure during the MBA programme.

21. Number of extra languages required on completion of the MBA. Where a proportion of students requires a further language due to an additional diploma, that figure is included in the calculations but not presented in the final table.
These schools run additional courses for MBA students for which additional language skills are required. These figures are included in the calculations for the ranking but are not represented on the table to avoid confusion.

22. Percentage of faculty with a doctoral degree.

23. This is calculated according to the number of doctoral graduates from each business school during the past three years. Additional points are given if these doctoral graduates took up faculty positions at one of the top 50 full-time MBA schools of 2008.

24. This is calculated according to the number of faculty publications in 40 academic and practitioner journals. Points are awarded to the business school at which the author is currently employed. The total is weighted for faculty size.

Link:http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-rankings

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