QS is counting down to the launch of two very new QS MBA rankings. With 27 years of experience discerning which international business schools offer the best full-time MBAs, and five years experience of producing the distance online MBA rankings, the company is now extending its expertise and resources to deliver rankings exclusively dedicated to candidates interested in studying an executive MBA (EMBA).
The new rankings will place executive MBA programs into two distinct categories. The QS Global 100 EMBA Rankings by Region 2017 will allow candidates to view and compare programs within the geographical area of their choosing - ideal for prospective students who may not, for example, be able to travel extensively. The QS Global Joint EMBA Rankings 2017 will, on the other hand, allow candidates to compare executive MBA programs offered by partnered institutions that split study across multiple locations – interesting to those who might have business interests in particular regions, or who are more geographically flexible.
The executive MBA has grown in relevance over the last decade with more business schools offering the program to contend with increasing demand. "More senior professionals are staying in work and are seeking to study in a part-time, modular fashion, which the executive MBA facilitates," explains Nunzio Quacquarelli, managing director at QS. The new EMBA rankings therefore aim to answer this shift in preferences and plan to deliver a unique perspective on the varying strengths of executive MBA programs internationally.



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