The Lens

In the recently released edition of the QS Executive MBA rankings, 194 institutions from 45 countries were assessed across nine indicators.

The key highlights include:

• The University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School placed first, climbing two places up from third, with improvement in Managerial Experience, Women in Class and Salary Increase.
• HEC Paris dropped two places to third, with significant drops in Work Experience and Managerial Experience.
• Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management and Yale School of Management moved into the top 10, climbing to seventh and eighth place respectively.
• Kellogg School of Management sees progress in Salary Increase and C-Suite Experience, while Yale School of Management improves in Work Experience, Managerial Experience, Women in Class and Employer Reputation.
• Beyond the US, which has the most ranked institutions, it’s worth highlighting France’s significant presence with the second highest number of ranked institutions.
• University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business saw the biggest climb, now ranking 76th, improving its rank by 25 positions and breaking into the top 100.
• India has the most new entrants with three: Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad, ,Indian Institute of Management Indore (ranked =25th regionally), and Woxsen School of Business