RBS Ranked in the Top 50 MBA Programs in the World by Financial Times

The Financial Times (FT) released the 2016 list of Top 100 Global MBA Programs on January 25th. RBS rose up to the place of 43, making a successful entry to the top 50. It took the first place in global rankings on alumni employment rate, and highest spot in the overall rankings among business schools in Beijing.

It was the first time that RBS participated in FT Rankings of Top 100 Global MBA Programs. Subsequent to Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China Europe International Business School, and Chinese University of Hong Kong, RBS is the fourth Chinese business school that entered the top 50 on its first trial. Till now, RBS is the only business school in mainland China that enters the top 50 in its MBA Program, EMBA Program and EE Program.

In the 2016 list, 7 Chinese business schools hit the top 100: Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China Europe International Business School, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Antai College of Shanghai Jiaotong University, Renmin University of China School of Business, Institute for China Business of Hong Kong University, and Fudan University School of Management. The institutes on the ranking list are evaluated from the aspect of alumni career development, faculty power, student background, etc. The infrastructure and soft power of MBA Programs are both taken into assessment.

FT Global MBA Program Rankings, since its first release in 1999, has been the most historic and acknowledged one in global MBA education, establishing its authority in global business education with rigorous criteria. It is a reliable guidance for professionals to give analysis of business schools’ overall strength, and for applicants to make smart choice.

In the early 2016, RBS was granted with the award “2015 Chinese Brand MBA Institute” by Sina.com and “2015 Most Influential MBA Institute” by QQ.com. All these honorary moments witnessed higher and higher acknowledgement