Top Business Schools in Asia Pacific
Top Business Schools in Asia Pacific by Business Education Commission:
1 Univ of Melbourne (Australia)
2 Univ of New South Wales (Australia)
3 Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad)
4 International Uni of Japan (Niigata)
5 Asian Institute of Management (Manila)
6 Chinese Uni of Hong Kong
7 National Uni of Singapore
8 Indian Institute of Management (Calcutta)
9 Australian National Uni (Canberra)
10 Nanyang Technological Uni (Singapore)
Source: Business Education Commission (2000)
According to the Economist's 2009 ranking of full-time MBA programmes, the top 10 MBA schools in Asia & Australasia are:
Regional Rank, Institution, (World Rank)
1 Melbourne Business School (17th)
2 HKUST School of Business and Management (30th)
3 University of Hong Kong Faculty of Business and Economics (38th)
4 Macquarie Graduate School of Management (55th)
5 Monash University (59th)
6 Nanyang Business School - Nanyang Technological University (71st)
7 Chinese University of Hong Kong (78th)
8 International University of Japan - Graduate School of International Management (85th)
9 NUS Business School (89th)
10 Curtin University Graduate School of Business (93rd)
Top 5 MBA schools in Asia Pacific according to the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings (2009):
1 Ceibs (China)
2 Indian School of Business
3 Hong Kong UST Business School (China)
4 Nanyang Business School (Singapore)
5 Australian School of Business
* Suggested Reading:
Nanyang MBA in World Top 100
Nanyang Business School is one of the only business schools in Singapore and the third in Asia to achieve both EQUIS and AACSB accreditations......
HKUST MBA Top Rankings
The HKUST Business School was the first Asian school to achieve a top 10 ranking in the world on the annual Financial Times MBA rankings......
Melbourne Business School
Ranked Number One for its full-time MBA program in Asia Pacific and 17th in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) 2010 rankings......
Australian School of Business
It has the highest median starting salaries for first degree business graduates in the nation (Good Universities Guide 2009).
1 Univ of Melbourne (Australia)
2 Univ of New South Wales (Australia)
3 Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad)
4 International Uni of Japan (Niigata)
5 Asian Institute of Management (Manila)
6 Chinese Uni of Hong Kong
7 National Uni of Singapore
8 Indian Institute of Management (Calcutta)
9 Australian National Uni (Canberra)
10 Nanyang Technological Uni (Singapore)
Source: Business Education Commission (2000)
According to the Economist's 2009 ranking of full-time MBA programmes, the top 10 MBA schools in Asia & Australasia are:
Regional Rank, Institution, (World Rank)
1 Melbourne Business School (17th)
2 HKUST School of Business and Management (30th)
3 University of Hong Kong Faculty of Business and Economics (38th)
4 Macquarie Graduate School of Management (55th)
5 Monash University (59th)
6 Nanyang Business School - Nanyang Technological University (71st)
7 Chinese University of Hong Kong (78th)
8 International University of Japan - Graduate School of International Management (85th)
9 NUS Business School (89th)
10 Curtin University Graduate School of Business (93rd)
Top 5 MBA schools in Asia Pacific according to the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings (2009):
1 Ceibs (China)
2 Indian School of Business
3 Hong Kong UST Business School (China)
4 Nanyang Business School (Singapore)
5 Australian School of Business
* Suggested Reading:
Nanyang MBA in World Top 100
Nanyang Business School is one of the only business schools in Singapore and the third in Asia to achieve both EQUIS and AACSB accreditations......
HKUST MBA Top Rankings
The HKUST Business School was the first Asian school to achieve a top 10 ranking in the world on the annual Financial Times MBA rankings......
Melbourne Business School
Ranked Number One for its full-time MBA program in Asia Pacific and 17th in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) 2010 rankings......
Australian School of Business
It has the highest median starting salaries for first degree business graduates in the nation (Good Universities Guide 2009).
