Sunday 23 December 2012

University International Business

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The global economy has stumbled badly in recent years with soaring unemployment rates and stagnant income growth. Yet most graduates of M.B.A. programs have a different story to tell. An in-depth look at the graduating class of 2006 across 98 business schools shows a group with average annual income gains of 9% over the past five years. This is on top of the already substantial compensation boost graduates saw right out of school compared to their pre-M.B.A. salaries.

The story is even better if you look at only schools based outside of the U.S. Graduates from the 24 non-U.S. schools in 10 countries we examined had annual salary gains of 11.5% in local currency.

Forbes’ ranking of M.B.A. programs focuses on the return on investment that graduates receive attending business school. The No. 1 program outside the U.S. for ROI is IMD, located in Lausanne, Switzerland which racked up a “5-year M.B.A. gain” of $230,000. This compared to a gain of $118,000 for the top ranked U.S. school, Harvard.
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business
University International Business

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