New FT Global MBA Rankings are going to be released on Monday. Any predictions?
What's really interesting to me is this little tidbit that the FT dropped this week:
"Six schools in the 2016 FT Global MBA ranking moved up by 15 places or more, with the top climber rising by 21 places."
I wonder who the climbers are...
FT Global Rankings 2016 Predictions
Posted Jan 22, 2016 10:20
What's really interesting to me is this little tidbit that the FT dropped this week:
"Six schools in the 2016 FT Global MBA ranking moved up by 15 places or more, with the top climber rising by 21 places."
I wonder who the climbers are...
Posted Jan 22, 2016 20:08
AGSM, San Diego and CHUK could easily have moved down by 15 places. Maybe IIMB, Mendoza, Vlerick and ESMT could have moved up?
Posted Jan 24, 2016 08:02
New FT Global MBA Rankings are going to be released on Monday. Any predictions?
What's really interesting to me is this little tidbit that the FT dropped this week:
"Six schools in the 2016 FT Global MBA ranking moved up by 15 places or more, with the top climber rising by 21 places."
I wonder who the climbers are...
What's really interesting to me is this little tidbit that the FT dropped this week:
"Six schools in the 2016 FT Global MBA ranking moved up by 15 places or more, with the top climber rising by 21 places."
I wonder who the climbers are...[/quote]
Posted Jan 24, 2016 08:03
I guess Durham will be moving up
[Edited by jimshui on Jan 24, 2016]
Posted Jan 24, 2016 12:31
I could see some of the UK schools climbing, maybe not 15-20 places, though. I think that Notre Dame is due for a bump.
Maybe LBS will take the number one spot this year?
Maybe LBS will take the number one spot this year?
Posted Jan 24, 2016 13:51
Because the FT rankings are in dollars, the biggest factor is how the currency moves. A year ago the pound was at $1.50, and now it's at $1.42, so that could drag UK salaries down 5%. The euro has not fallen as much, but it has fallen. So I think that is a comparative advantage for schools in Greater China and the US.
PS But I agree about Durham possibly rising.
[Edited by Duncan on Jan 24, 2016]
PS But I agree about Durham possibly rising.
Posted Jan 24, 2016 15:17
My gut says Hult will rise in rankings. I look forward to see new entrants from around the globe.
Posted Jan 24, 2016 15:20
Hult should be disappearing from the ft ranking forever since last year. Durham and Birmingham would be on a rise, I guess.
Posted Jan 24, 2016 19:01
Hult is not in the FT ranking.
Posted Jan 25, 2016 14:36
Hult dropped off after 2014.
Alberta is also gone this year - and the other Canadian schools also took hits (McGill down from 74 to 84,) Ivey down 11 spots too...
Some of the US schools that I thought were solid are now gone too: ASU, for example. Purdue is a shocker.
Alberta is also gone this year - and the other Canadian schools also took hits (McGill down from 74 to 84,) Ivey down 11 spots too...
Some of the US schools that I thought were solid are now gone too: ASU, for example. Purdue is a shocker.
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