QS Global MBA & Business Masters 2022

LONDON, Sept. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- QS Quacquarelli Symonds, global business school analysts, released their annual suite of rankings identifying the world's premier study destinations for aspiring future business leaders. The evaluation comprises the QS World University Rankings: Global Full-Time MBA, and a series of specialized high-demand Business Masters Rankings, providing insight to those wishing to undertake a course of study in a career-enhancing qualification in high demand among employers. Stanford GSB is named the world's number-one MBA while Harvard Business School rises from 4^th to joint-second, shared with The Wharton School.  

• Continental Europe's best MBA program is offered by HEC Paris (4^th, up from 5^th).
• The UK's #1 MBA provider remains London Business School (6^th, up from 7^th).
• Spain's IE Business School rises from 9^th to joint-7th and is joined in the top-ten by IESE Business School (10^th, up from 11^th).
• Melbourne Business School (26^th, no change) offers Asia-Pacific's best full-time MBA.
• Only two Asian full-time MBA are among top-30. National University of Singapore places 28^th followed by compatriot Nanyang Technological University (29^th).

QS offers five tables in the QS Business Masters Rankings portfolio: 

• Masters in Business Analytics, led by MIT- Sloan Business School
• Masters in Finance, for which the Oxford-Said retains its global ascendency.
• Masters in Management, topped by HEC Paris
• Masters in Marketing, also led by HEC Paris.
• Masters in Supply Chain Management, led by the Center for Transportation & Logistics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Each of the Business Masters Rankings is compiled according to program performance in five key metrics: Employability, Entrepreneurship and Alumni Outcomes, Return on Investment, Thought Leadership, and Class & Faculty Diversity. (Methodology) 
The full suite of rankings can be found at www.TopUniversities.com