Duke No 1, HBS falls in Bloomberg Business week B-Schools Rankings 2014

Bloomberg Business week, a leading US based business magazine, has released the 14th ranking of full-time MBA programs in which Duke Universitys Fuqua School of Business has claimed the #1 position. Duke dethroned the University of Chicagos Booth School of Business. Harvard Business School (HBS) is ranked at #8 in this ranking. Only three Asian B-schools are ranked in this list. There is no Indian B-school ranked in the Top 100 of this global ranking.

Asian B-schools Ranking

Interestingly, only three Asian B-schools find a place in the ranking of 27 Non-US International B-school. Shanghai based CEIBS is ranked at #17, Hongkong based HKUSTs Business School is ranked at #18 and NUS Business School Singapore is ranked at #22.

Bloomberg Businessweek ranks schools on three measures: how company recruiters rate MBA hires in a survey that accounts for 45 percent of each schools score; how graduating MBAs judge their program in a separate survey that makes up an additional 45 percent; and a tally of faculty research published in esteemed journals, which constitutes the remaining 10 percent.

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Asian B-schools Ranking

Interestingly, only three Asian B-schools find a place in the ranking of 27 Non-US International B-school. Shanghai based CEIBS is ranked at #17, Hongkong based HKUSTs Business School is ranked at #18 and NUS Business School Singapore is ranked at #22.

Bloomberg Businessweek ranks schools on three measures: how company recruiters rate MBA hires in a survey that accounts for 45 percent of each schools score; how graduating MBAs judge their program in a separate survey that makes up an additional 45 percent; and a tally of faculty research published in esteemed journals, which constitutes the remaining 10 percent.

Stay tuned to MBAUniverse.com for more highlights on global management education.