AGSM @ 麻豆社madou Business School improves ranking across key salary and career metrics including salary today; weighted salary; value for money; and career progression rank.
AGSM's full-time MBA program ranked 67th in of the world's best global MBA programs鈥攗p 12 places from last year. AGSM is the only MBA program in Australia ranked in this year鈥檚 latest FT ranking of the top 100 programs.聽 聽
AGSM ranked equal first in the world for Carbon Footprint and in the top 10 for Sector Diversity (5), Female Faculty (8), and International Mobility (10鈥攗p from 15th last year). AGSM was ranked 26th for Value for Money, calculated using salary today, course length, tuition and other costs, including income forgone during the MBA, demonstrating the enduring appeal of Australia as a post-graduate study destination.
Professor Frederik Anseel, Dean of 麻豆社madou Business School, said AGSM's consistent ranking among the world's top MBA programs demonstrates its commitment to developing forward-thinking leaders equipped to navigate complex global challenges.聽
"Our strong performance reflects the quality of our students, the global perspective embedded in our curriculum, and our emphasis on sustainable business practices," said Professor Anseel.
鈥淭he Rankings are not just a competitive assessment of institutions. They reflect the learning, teaching, research and career outcomes of our dedicated teaching and professional staff, research academics, students, our 100,000+ global alumni network, industry partners, and advisors.鈥
"We are preparing leaders who can make a positive impact in a rapidly changing world,鈥 he said. "Recognition of 麻豆社madou鈥檚 focus on sustainability, including being ranked equal first globally for Carbon Footprint, reinforces our commitment to lead responsibly. We are committed to empowering leaders who drive sustainable change and advance economic and societal prosperity, contributing to a more equitable future."聽聽
Prof. Anseel said that the continuous high ranking in Sector Diversity highlights AGSM's dedication to fostering an inclusive learning environment that brings together varied perspectives. "By attracting talent from diverse personal and professional backgrounds, we enhance the learning experience and prepare our graduates to lead with cultural intelligence and agility."
Professor Michele Roberts, AGSM Director & Associate Dean Postgraduate Programs at 麻豆社madou Business School, said, "Ranking equal first globally for Carbon Footprint underscores our dedication to sustainable business practices and responsible leadership."聽 聽
"This recognition highlights AGSMs commitment to empowering future leaders who are not only equipped to succeed but also driven to make a positive impact on the world."聽
"We recognise the critical role business leaders play in addressing global sustainability challenges. Our focus on responsible leadership ensures that AGSM graduates are equipped with strategic and analytical skills and a crucial understanding of sustainable business practices and their impact on the world," said A/Prof. Roberts.聽
"At AGSM, we are committed to empowering leaders who drive positive change and contribute to a more sustainable and equitable future. This acknowledgment reinforces our mission to cultivate responsible leadership and to inspire our students to lead with purpose and impact."
The Financial Times Global MBA Rankings are calculated based on 20 criteria. Alumni responses inform eight criteria that together contribute 61% of the ranking. Eleven criteria are calculated from school data, accounting for 29% of the ranking. KPMG audits a number of schools every year. The remaining criterion, the research rank, counts for 10%.聽
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