Innovation MBA Rankings

Innovation has long been both the cause and effect of developments in MBA curricula taught at the world’s highest respected business schools. With the stories of many famous business leaders beginning through innovations of new or current processes and technology, schools understand the importance of developing the ability to form innovative ideas and implementing them in the future business world. Many faculty members at top business schools see the practical application of their teaching and research, particularly by the graduates who pass through their MBA programs, as their contribution towards the development of long-term business methods and procedures.

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Rank	Business School Name	Year	Custom	Custom	Custom	Custom
1	Stanford Graduate School of Business	February 1, 2014	729	4	35	42
2	Harvard Business School	February 1, 2014	730	4	41	34
3	MIT Sloan School of Management	February 1, 2014	710	5	38	39
4	INSEAD Singapore	February 1, 2014	704	5	33	93
5	IE Business School	February 1, 2014	680	5	33	97
6	The Wharton School	February 1, 2014	725	5	42	35
7	London Business School	February 1, 2014	698	5	33	91
8	IMD	February 1, 2014	670	7	28	98
9	The Kellogg School of Management	February 1, 2014	708	5	35	40
10	IESE Business School - University of Navarra	February 1, 2014	672	4	29	80
11	Indian Institute of Management (IIM) - Ahmedabad	February 1, 2014	767	2	15	1
12	The University of Chicago Booth School of Business	February 1, 2014	715	5	35	33
13	Columbia Business School	February 1, 2014	670	5	29	34
14	Haas School of Business	February 1, 2014	715	5	33	37
15	Indian Institute of Management (IIM) - Bangalore	February 1, 2014	780	2	20	10
16	NYU Stern School of Business	February 1, 2014	720	5	35	39
17	Yale School of Management	February 1, 2014	717	6	35	27
18	Saïd Business School	February 1, 2014	698	6	25	94
19	UCLA Anderson School of Management	February 1, 2014	704	5	34	33
20	ESADE Ramon Llull University	February 1, 2014	670	6	34	87
21	Tepper School of Business	February 1, 2014	693	5	27	32
22	Rotman School of Management	February 1, 2014	673	5	31	48
23	SDA Bocconi School of Management	February 1, 2014	650	5	32	73
24	Judge Business School	February 1, 2014	680	7	30	97
25	HKUST Business School	February 1, 2014	673	5	36	97
26	Indian School of Business	February 1, 2014	709	5	29	6
27	HEC Paris MBA	February 1, 2014	689	6	32	87
28	University of Virginia	February 1, 2014	703	5	35	34
29	Indian Institute of Management (IIM) - Calcutta	February 1, 2014	780	2	12	3
30	Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University	February 1, 2014	700	5	30	34
31	The University of Hong Kong	February 1, 2014	657	6	48	90
32	Melbourne Business School	February 1, 2014	664	5	40	72
33	Questrom School of Business	February 1, 2014	683	5	33	37
34	Michigan Ross School of Business	February 1, 2014	703	5	30	36
35	University of St. Gallen MBA	February 1, 2014	660	6	25	85
36	The Fuqua School of Business	February 1, 2014	690	5	33	40
37	ASU - Thunderbird School of Global Management	February 1, 2014	618	5	27	58
38	Kenan-Flagler Business School	February 1, 2014	690	5	29	36
39	Babson College, F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business	February 1, 2014	630	5	29	42
40	McGill University	February 1, 2014	670	5	35	55
41	Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM)	February 1, 2014	580	7	30	15
42	Alliance Manchester Business School	February 1, 2014	625	6	35	90
43	Smith MBA at Queen's University	February 1, 2014	661	5	32	40
44	NUS Business School	February 1, 2014	590	5	27	90
45	Imperial College Business School, Imperial College London	February 1, 2014	660	7	29	65
46	Ashridge Business School	February 1, 2014	573	10	33	92
47	Ivey Business School	February 1, 2014	669	5	29	31
48	ESSEC Business School	February 1, 2014	650	6	13	80
49	HEC Montréal	February 1, 2014	630	7	28	37
50	emlyon business school	February 1, 2014	595	7	29	82