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Vallendar, October 19, 2015. In its 'Financial Times EMBA ranking', the Financial Times has once again ranked the best Executive MBA pro-grams in the world. The joint program of the Kellogg School of Man-agement and WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management was ranked 20th in the world and was identified as the best EMBA program on the German market for the seventh year in a row.
In addition to statistics provided by the universities, the ranking was based primarily on assessments by graduates of the program. Their expectations of the Kellogg-WHU EMBA Program were exceeded. The program ranked second in the world in the 'Aims Achieved' category. Additionally, the program achieved fifth place in the category 'Career Progress Rank' – an impressive improvement in comparison to its 47th rank in the ranking’s 2014 edition. According to WHU Dean Professor Markus Rudolf, this is confirmation that the EMBA program is superbly tailored to the needs of international participants. WHU ranks among the top 15 in the world for 'Faculty Internationality'. WHU performed better in the 2015 ranking in another category as well: the student body has grown more international. “The latest ranking result shows us once again that our Business School offers programs of high quality, emphasizing research and an international orientation,” Dean Rudolf noted.
Another EMBA partner of the Kellogg School of Management was ranked 2nd in the world: as in the past, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, where Kellogg-WHU students complete a module as well, claimed a spot among the best. The global partnership concept of the Kel-logg School of Management offers joint EMBA programs with leading busi-ness schools to managers in different regions of the world. WHU is the European partner in the network.
http://www.whu.edu/en/public-relations/news-archive/news-singleview/article/fina...
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