The UK daily Financial Times today published its annual ranking of Executive MBA (EMBA) programs.
Like the 2009 ranking, the top five positions on this year's EMBA ranking remained occupied by Northwestern Kellogg/Hong Kong UST (1), Columbia/London Business School (2), the Trium program from HEC Paris, LSE, and NYU (3), INSEAD (4), and Chicago Booth (5).
For more information, please see the FT coverage here.
Little movement at the top of the table
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