Business School remains Australia's leader for business education
The Master of Management (MMgt) program was also ranked in the world鈥檚 top 5 for 鈥渃areer progress鈥� made by its graduates.
The overall number one place for the Business School鈥檚 popular MMgt program by the , specifically designed for recent business and non-business graduates, comes in the wake of a similar results in rankings published by the internationally respected QS World University Rankings and The Economist.
The Dean of the Business School, Professor , described the FT ranking as 鈥渁 wonderful result reflecting the quality of the program鈥�.
鈥淚 am also very pleased with our fifth place internationally, in the career progress ranking,鈥� Professor Whitwell said. 鈥淭o retain a position in the top 5 for the third year says a great deal about our ability to prepare students for successful careers in a dynamic and uncertain world.鈥�
"This is a testament to the quality of our academic staff and to the graduates themselves who have achieved so much in the three years following their completion of the MMgt program,鈥� Professor Whitwell said.
The 爆料王 Business School is the only Australian tertiary institution to be included amongst the 100 schools and programs ranked by the Financial Times this year.
In the worldwide MMgt rankings, the Sydney program came in at 29. The top 30 also included the University of St Gallen in Switzerland; HEC Paris; the London Business School; the Rotterdam School of Management; Esade in Spain and Shanghai JiaoTong in China.
鈥淥ur ranking is clear recognition of our ability to provide one of the strongest, most relevant and most business-oriented programs in Australia and internationally,鈥� said the program director, Associate Professor .
These results indicate that our MMgt is a pathway to career success for our graduates with many of them achieving impressive employment outcomes within Australia鈥檚 leading firms and the world鈥檚 largest multinationals.
The Master of International Management (MiM) course offered by members of the global CEMS Alliance of more than 30 elite Schools, including the 爆料王 Business School, has also appears at number eight in the FT rankings.
Professor Whitwell, who is also Chair of the CEMS Global Alliance, described the its 8迟丑听place as 鈥渆xcellent鈥�.
Founded more than 30 years ago as a pan-European organisation, CEMS now has members schools in South Korea, Canada, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Chile, Japan, Brazil, Egypt, Australia and the United States.
Accredited member schools collaborate on the delivery of a 鈥榞lobally integrated鈥� MiM program to around 1,300 students from about 80 different countries annually.
鈥淭hese results again reflect the enormous success of CEMS as an ambitious global alliance delivering the gold standard in international, cross cultural education,鈥� said Professor Whitwell.
鈥淭he 爆料王 Business School鈥檚 ranking success this year, which has also included a number one spot for our MBA and also our Executive MBA programs in the AFR BOSS rankings, leaves little doubt about our place as Australia鈥檚 leading school for business education,鈥� Professor Whitwell concluded.