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Henley among the world’s best in the Financial Times Executive MBA ranking 2014

Source: FT Executive MBA rankings


Financial times Executive MBA ranking was published on Monday 20th October. Henley was ranked as 53rd in the world, 20th in Europe and 7th in the UK.

Henley’s Executive MBA has risen on many key measures in the Financial Times MBA ranking, including career progress – world top 10 for aims achieved (No. 1 in the UK), top 20 for salary increase (No. 3 in the UK) as well as learning experience, research quality, faculty and diversity.


Henley Business School rose up the rankings in all 3 measures related to the breadth and depth of its international credentials. A truly international business school, Henley now has campuses and offices in 16 countries and an alumni network that spreads across 157 countries.


Diversity – number 5 in the world for women faculty, number 11 for female students
Given the progress made on the world stage, it’s not surprising that the UK results are equally positive:


number 1 for graduate aims achieved
number 1 for % of women faculty
number 2 for % of women students
number 3 for salary increase
number 4 for the number of PhD and DBA graduates


See the whole FT executive MBA ranking list.

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