Financial Times 2017 B School rankings

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Harvard Business School did not crack the top-three for the first time in nine years, and MIT Sloan School of Management fell out of the top ten for the first time in a decade. Perennial favorite London Business School fell three places to sixth—its lowest position in 14 years—giving Judge Business School in 5th place the title of top-ranked UK school for the first time ever. This year the United States is home to five of the world’s top 10 business schools, but when the Financial Times introduced the global MBA ranking in 1999, only one non-US university, London Business School, made it into the top tier.

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Top-ranked INSEAD receives high marks for its strong international culture and extensive and diverse alumni; about 95% of its faculty and students are international. “Insead enormously boosted our intercultural experience,” said one alumni survey respondent from Switzerland. “It is a place to learn global culture better than anywhere else.”

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The Top Ten in FT’s 2017 Global MBA Ranking
1. INSEAD
2. Stanford Graduate School of Business
3. University of Pennsylvania Wharton School
4. Harvard Business School
5. Cambridge University Judge Business School
6. London Business School
7. Columbia Business School
8. IE Business School
9. Chicago Booth School of Business
10. IESE Business School