The Financial Times has published its 2011 global ranking of non-degree executive education programs. This annual ranking evaluates schools' open-enrollment programs, customized executive education programs, and a combined ranking for schools.
The top-ranked schools on the combined ranking include HEC Paris, Harvard, IESE, IMD, and Brazil's Fundação Dom Cabral.
For more information, please see the FT's coverage here.
HEC Paris, Harvard, and IESE top out list of schools
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