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SKK GSB 45th in Global MBA Ranking 2014 2014.04.07
Webmaster Views : 10172 Attach ( 0 ) 게시글 내용 The SKK Graduate School of Business (SKK GSB) continues to rapidly ascend the Global MBA rankings, moving to 45th MBA program in the world. On January 27, 2014, the Financial Times (FT) announced the Global MBA Ranking 2014, which moved SKK GSB steadily up in the rankings for the third year in a row, from its 2012 ranking (66th) and 2013 ranking (51th). The program is ranked eighth among Asian MBA schools. Just like last year, the SKK GSB has high grades in the category of globalization which has been strongly pursued by SKK GSB since its establishment in 2004. SKK GSB was ranked 14th in international course experience and 43rd in the international mobility criteria. Currently, SKK GSB is operating double-degree programs with MIT Sloan and Indiana University Kelley School, and operating student exchange programs with various prestigious American and Chinese MBA programs such as Dartmouth Tuck School, Northwestern Kellogg and Peking University. In terms of diversity, FT ranked SKK GSB tenth in international board, 18th in Female Board, 26th in international faculty and 40th in female students, which reflects its strength of diversified members. SKK GSB also placed highly in alumni career progress. It was ranked 40th in value for money, 10th in aims achieved and third in placement success. Meanwhile, Harvard Business School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, and London Business School ranked first, second, and third in order in the ranking. Among Asian Universities, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Business School was ranked 14th and National University of Singapore Business School was ranked 32nd. Every year, FT announces the world’s top 100 MBA rankings. The evaluation criteria include alumni career progress, satisfaction, idea generation and international experience. It is considered one of the most globally recognized MBA rankings with US News and BusinessWeek. Among them, only FT evaluates not only US but European and Asian business schools by the same criteria, so it is recognized as the most internationalized MBA ranking.

SKK GSB 45th in Global MBA Ranking 2014 2014.04.07

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The SKK Graduate School of Business (SKK GSB) continues to rapidly ascend the Global MBA rankings, moving to 45th MBA program in the world. On January 27, 2014, the Financial Times (FT) announced the Global MBA Ranking 2014, which moved SKK GSB steadily up in the rankings for the third year in a row, from its 2012 ranking (66th) and 2013 ranking (51th). The program is ranked eighth among Asian MBA schools.

Just like last year, the SKK GSB has high grades in the category of globalization which has been strongly pursued by SKK GSB since its establishment in 2004. SKK GSB was ranked 14th in international course experience and 43rd in the international mobility criteria. Currently, SKK GSB is operating double-degree programs with MIT Sloan and Indiana University Kelley School, and operating student exchange programs with various prestigious American and Chinese MBA programs such as Dartmouth Tuck School, Northwestern Kellogg and Peking University.

In terms of diversity, FT ranked SKK GSB tenth in international board, 18th in Female Board, 26th in international faculty and 40th in female students, which reflects its strength of diversified members.

SKK GSB also placed highly in alumni career progress. It was ranked 40th in value for money, 10th in aims achieved and third in placement success.

Meanwhile, Harvard Business School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, and London Business School ranked first, second, and third in order in the ranking. Among Asian Universities, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Business School was ranked 14th and National University of Singapore Business School was ranked 32nd.

Every year, FT announces the world’s top 100 MBA rankings. The evaluation criteria include alumni career progress, satisfaction, idea generation and international experience. It is considered one of the most globally recognized MBA rankings with US News and BusinessWeek. Among them, only FT evaluates not only US but European and Asian business schools by the same criteria, so it is recognized as the most internationalized MBA ranking.