INCLUDING: Recruiters' Preferred Business Schools in Ten Specialist Fields

The Global Top 100 Business Schools report originated in the early 1990s, as an alternative to business school rankings. The 2007 research provides the definitive list of business schools currently preferred by the most international recruiters. Human resources (HR) managers and recruiters worldwide were surveyed. QS believes that it offers a unique insight into the value of the MBA, especially given the fact that most MBA students take the qualification to enhance their career. The research is intended to be of interest and use to the internationally mobile MBA recruiter and applicant and all individuals and institutions worldwide interested in international business education and recruitment trends. This report contains a summary of the survey results, with tables of the full data.

• 1.1 The QS preference methodology
• 1.2 Why recruiter preference?
• 1.3 The global marketplace
• 1.4 Topmba.com/Scorecard: creating a personalised ranking

• 2.1 Globalisation
• 2.2 Salary equalisation
• 2.3 The upswing of the business cycle should have several years to run
• 2.4 Small is beautiful

• 3.1 Sample
• 3.2 Industries
• 3.3 Geographical distribution
• 3.4 Methodology
• 3.5 Additional Data For Regional Tables
• 3.6. Data for Specialisation Tables

• 4.1 North America
• 4.2 Europe
• 4.3 Asia Pacific
• 4.4 Latin America

• 5.1 International Management
• 5.2 Finance
• 5.3 Marketing
• 5.4 Information Management
• 5.5 Operations Management
• 5.6 Entrepreneurship
• 5.7 E-Business
• 5.8 Strategy
• 5.9 Leadership
• 5.10 Corporate Governance

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