Seven Chinese universities were included in the Financial Times’ list of Top 100 Global MBAs. In the rankings, Harvard Business School dropped to second place after holding the top spot for a number of years. This year, France’s INSEAD won the first spot. In 2015, the school was ranked fourth. This is the first time it has held the top spot.

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology’s Business School was ranked the first in China and number 14 globally. China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) was ranked first in Mainland China, and 17th globally. Last year, CEIBS was ranked 11th.

Top Chinese MBA Programs	2016 Ranking	2015 Ranking
HKUST Business School	14	14
CEIBS	17	11
CUHK Business School	26	30
Shanghai Jiaotong University: Antai	39	55
Renmin University of China School of Business	43	-
University of Hong Kong	44	28
Fudan University School of Management	47	55

China’s MBA programs had some of the highest percentages of increased salaries of alumni after graduation. Four Mainland universities were included in the world’s top 5 for salary increases: Fudan University School of Management, Shanghai Jiaotong University: Antai, Renmin University China School of Business, and CEIBS.
Top 10 Global MBA Programs:

1. INSEAD

2. Harvard Business School

3. London Business School

4. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton

5. Stanford Graduate School of Business

6. Columbia Business School

7. University of California at Berkeley: Haas

8. University of Chicago: Booth

9. MIT: Sloan

10. University of Cambridge: Judge

Source: inews.qq.com

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