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Another top international rankings result for Melbourne Business School

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Melbourne Business School is the among the top 20 international business schools according to a new MBA ranking list released by Poets & Quants.

Melbourne Business School is the among the top 20 international business schools according to a new MBA ranking list released by Poets & Quants.

The School’s one year, intensive full-time MBA program is now the highest ranked course in Australia jumping 18 places from 38 to 20th position.

The top 20 result follows Melbourne Business School’s most recent accolade from Bloomberg Businessweek‘s international ranking announced earlier this month, which saw the School jump to 9th position – up 14 places on last year’s result of 23.

Global MBA Rankings (2016)

 

2016 Rank School Name Index
#1 INSEAD 100.0
#2 London Business School 98.9
#3 IESE Business School 97.6
#4 IE Business School 96.9
#5 IMD 96.9
#6 HEC Paris 96.2
#7 Cambridge (Judge) 94.4
#8 SDA Bocconi 92.7
#9 ESADE 89.5
#10 Oxford (Saïd) 87.6
#11 Hong Kong UST 87.2
#12 Warwick Business School 85.6
#13 Cranfield School of Management 85.5
#14 National University of Singapore 80.6
#15 CEIBS 72.7
#16 Manchester Business School 69.5
#17 Lancaster School of Management 66.7
#18 Mannheim Business School 55.6
#19 ESMT 54.1
#20 Melbourne Business School 53.1
#21 Western (Ivey) 50.6
#22 St. Gallen 50.2
#23 Rotterdam Business School 50.1
#24 Australian Graduate School of Management 46.6
#25 Queen’s University 46.2

Professor Zeger Degraeve, Dean of Melbourne Business School said the Poets & Quants is a credible source which applies a weighting to each of the constituent rankings to determine an overall picture of the best non-US international business schools.

“This new Poets & Quants list is a composite of four major MBA rankings which are published each year by The Financial Times, The Economist, Bloomberg Businessweek and Forbes, taking into account a massive wealth of quantitative and qualitative data captured in these major lists,” said Professor Degraeve.

The ranking also captures data from surveys of corporate recruiters, MBA graduates, deans and faculty publication records, median GPA and GMAT scores of entering students and the latest salary and employment statistics of alumni.

“Each of the four major MBA rankings apply different criteria to determine what position a School is place and what Poets & Quants have done is consolidated all relevant information to give an overall picture of where Melbourne Business School ranks in relation to our international competitors,” explained Professor Degraeve.

“Achieving top 20 status in these rankings is yet another confirmation of our School’s progress in rankings and our commitment to delivering world class education and research.”