This year's rankings of full-time MBA programmes by The Economist have been published, and can be found at www.economist.com/whichmba
Strathclyde Business School has moved up to 71st place from its rank of 77th in 2010, keeping us in 1st place for Scotland, and in the UK top 10.
The Financial Times Executive MBA ranking for 2011 has also been announced (October 24). Strathclyde was placed 85th, moving up four places in the top 100 global ranking, a position which means it is in the top 10 UK business schools ranked.
Of this latest ranking, Professor Susan Hart, Dean of Strathclyde Business School, said: "We are pleased to be ranked as one of the UK's top ten business schools for the Executive MBA in the latest Financial Times league table. Our students are of an extremely high calibre and the ranking reflects our commitment to delivering an excellent MBA education and experience. As one of only 55 business schools in the world to hold international triple accreditation from the three business education hallmarks of excellence – AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS, we consistently strive for the very best in teaching and research, and we are proud of our renowned links with the international business community."