The Financial Times Refreshes EMBA Ranking for 2019

HEC Paris' International EMBA rises five spots to lead the ranking this year

The Financial Times (FT) has updated its Executive MBA Ranking for 2019.

This year, the International EMBA from HEC Paris leads the ranking, up five spots from its debut in last year's list. The ranking found that graduates of the program make around $406,000 USD three years after graduation.

Last year's leader, the EMBA from Kellogg and HKUST Business School, is in second place this year. Three years after graduation, alumni of this program made over $514,000 USD, the highest of any program.

Also down one spot this year is the Trium Global EMBA program, put on jointly by HEC Paris, LSE, and NYU Stern and is ranked third.

Placed fourth is another joint program, the EMBA-Global from Columbia Business School, HKU, and LBS. The Global EMBA from CEIBS is ranked fifth.

Up eight positions this year is the sixth place ranked EMBA-Global Americas & Europe which is delivered by Columbia Business School and London Business School. Seventh place belongs to the Washington University / Fudan EMBA. London Business School's EMBA program has broken into the top 10 this year, rising from 14th to 8th. The Dual Degree EMBA from Insead and Tsinghua lost ground this year, dropping from third to ninth. Rounding out the top 10 is the Executive MBA from the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School.

Further down the list is some more substantial movement. The EMBA from ASU's Carey School of Business, for example, is now placed 12th, rising 27 places since 2017.

The Executive MBA from Yale's School of Management is the highest ranked new entrant in the 17th position.

Another notable rise belongs to University of Toronto - Rotman, which is currently ranked 29th (up 38 positions since 2017).

On the other side, University of Strathclyde Business School's EMBA program is currently ranked 85th, having lost 30 spots since 2017.

The Financial Time's 2019 Executive MBA Ranking - top 20 programs

2019 Rank	School(s)	Program	Change from 2018
1	HEC Paris	International EMBA	+5
2	Kellogg / HKUST	Executive MBA	-
3	HEC Paris / LSE / NYU Stern	Trium Global EMBA	-1
4	Columbia / HKU / LBS	EMBA-Global Asia	no change
5	Ceibs	Global EMBA	no change
6	Columbia / LBS	EMBA Global Americas / Europe	+8
7	WUSTL - Olin / Fudan	Washington - Fudan EMBA	-1
8	London Business School	EMBA	+6
9	Tsinghua / Insead	Dual Degree EMBA	-6
10	Oxford - Said	EMBA	+7
11	SJTU - Antai	EMBA	-3
12 (tie)	ASU - Carey	Carey / SINAI EMBA	+13
12 (tie)	IESE	Global EMBA	-3
14	ESCP Europe	EMBA	-3
15	MIT - Sloan	EMBA	-5
16	IE Business School	Global EMBA	-4
17	Yale SOM	MBA for Executives	not ranked
18	Cambridge - Judge	EMBA	+7
19	Insead	Global EMBA	-6
20	IMD Business School	EMBA	+1

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Comments

mba hipste... | Nov 20, 2019 20:40

A few drop outs this year, a lot of American schools:

- Wharton (??!)
- Georgia - Terry
- UT McCombs
- Maryland - Smith
- Rice - Jones

Other non-US schools that dropped out include U Andes, Ottawa, SMU, Pretoria...)

Nice to see Yale and Rochester - Simon in the mix this year.

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