QS Global MBA Rankings: Asia
QS Global MBA Rankings: Asia
.INSEAD tops our ranking this year of the best full-time MBA programs in Asia. As well as having a campus located in France, the school also has a campus in Singapore for MBA students, hence its inclusion in this ranking.
22 other institutions from Asia are ranked this year, with CEIBS the next highest after INSEAD. This Chinese business school achieves its highest score for entrepreneurship & alumni outcomes, a metric which is particularly significant given the growing demand from students for MBA programs to incorporate entrepreneurial elements. Click here to learn more about the methodology for this year’s ranking.
Professor Juan Fernandez, CEIBS Associate Dean and MBA Director told us: “This year’s graduating class of MBA 2018 saw a five-year high in both placement and career switcher rates, standing at 93.1 percent and 86.1 percent respectively. One notable trend was the increase in demand from the technology sector, with hot areas such as blockchain, big data and artificial intelligence attracting more students to develop their careers. I also believe that initiatives such as our on-campus entrepreneurship lab (eLab) were no doubt helpful for the 11 students who started their own ventures or returned to a family business.”
What do you think of this year’s rankings? Tweet us @TopMBA and let us know!
Discover the top full-time MBA programs in Asia with the QS Global MBA Rankings: Asia.
INSEAD tops our ranking this year of the best full-time MBA programs in Asia. As well as having a campus located in France, the school also has a campus in Singapore for MBA students, hence its inclusion in this ranking.
22 other institutions from Asia are ranked this year, with CEIBS the next highest after INSEAD. This Chinese business school achieves its highest score for entrepreneurship & alumni outcomes, a metric which is particularly significant given the growing demand from students for MBA programs to incorporate entrepreneurial elements. Click here to learn more about the methodology for this year’s ranking.
Professor Juan Fernandez, CEIBS Associate Dean and MBA Director told us: “This year’s graduating class of MBA 2018 saw a five-year high in both placement and career switcher rates, standing at 93.1 percent and 86.1 percent respectively. One notable trend was the increase in demand from the technology sector, with hot areas such as blockchain, big data and artificial intelligence attracting more students to develop their careers. I also believe that initiatives such as our on-campus entrepreneurship lab (eLab) were no doubt helpful for the 11 students who started their own ventures or returned to a family business.”
What do you think of this year’s rankings? Tweet us @TopMBA and let us know!
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The QS Global MBA Rankings 2019 incorporate multiple data sources. These data sources have been supplied by the business schools themselves, or have been taken from publicly available sources where this presented a plausible alternative
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