Harvard doesn’t just churn out cases — it consumes them, too. Harvard MBA students read 500 cases over the course of their two years in the program.
The evaluated research from 157 UK higher education institutions in 34 different subject areas, measuring both the quality and impact of the school’s research submissions. uses the REF findings to rank schools, and it ranked Judge No. 1 in the Business and Management Studies.
Wharton, which claimed the top prize in 2017 and in 2018 when the school’s MBA program tied with Harvard Business School, narrowly edged out the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business. Stanford slipped to third place, while Northwestern Kellogg and Harvard rounded out the top five MBA programs in the U.S.
INSEAD loses its first-place standing, sliding into eighth place, by virtue of a technicality. The school’s MBA program went unranked by The Economist in its very last MBA ranking last year. INSEAD was not the only premier international business school to drop based on a decision to abandon a key ranking during the year.
Fortunately, there’s a cure. Nothing breaks the spell faster than a juicy seven-figure number.
In the mountain of salary and bonus stats released in conjunction with, two graduates of .
You can answer that question in a variety of ways. Certainly, a school that receives more applicants per available classroom seat than any other would qualify. attracts 14.5 applicants per seat, better than any prestige MBA program in the world.
Krlev’s course “not only covers the role of corporate responsibility but also deals with entrepreneurial approaches, civic engagement and policies — all of which are indispensable for a sustainable transformation,” he tells P&Q.