Which is the best school in the UK, in Europe, and worldwide? And which one sets you up for the biggest salary at the end of your course? Answers, according to the Financial Times 2002 MBA ranking survey, below
Best in class (based on recommendations from MBA graduates of the courses)
Best for European salaries today
Best for international mobility
Insead IMD University of Oxford: Said London Business School University of Cambridge: Judge Cranfield School of Management Ashridge Management College SDA Bocconi Warwick Business School HEC
IMD ENPC School of International Management Rotterdam School of Management Insead ESCP-EAP McGill University SDA Bocconi University College Dublin: Smurfit London Business School Universiteit Nyenrode
Best for finance
Best in general management
University of Chicago GSB New York University: Stern University of Pennsylvania: Wharton Columbia University GSB University of Rochester: Simon Yale School of Management Rice University: Jones University of Notre Dame University of Toronto: Rotman London Business School
University of Virginia: Darden Harvard Business School Duke University: Fuqua University of Western Ontario: Ivey Dartmouth College: Tuck IMD Instituto de Empresa University of Michigan Business School Northwestern University: Kellogg University of North Carolina: Kenan-Flagler
Best salaries post-MBA
Best salaries in finance and banking
Best salaries in industry
Stanford University GSB University of Chicago GSB Dartmouth College: Tuck Columbia University GSB University of Pennsylvania: Wharton Northwestern University: Kellogg Harvard Business School MIT: Sloan University of California at Los Angeles University of Virginia:Darden
Stanford University GSB University of Pennsylvania: Wharton MIT: Sloan Dartmouth college: Tuck Harvard Business School Northwestern University: Kellogg Washington University: Olin IMD London Business School Warwick School
