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Ranking Ivey
Dean Stephenson on
the Rankings:
"Ivey participates
in three media rankings each year: Financial
Times, Business Week and the Wall
Street Journal. Each ranking surveys a
different stakeholder group and quantifies value
from a different point of view and methodology.
Overall, Ivey consistently ranks among the top
business schools in the world as you can see
from our summary of Ivey in the International
Rankings.
While rankings provide
summary information, they do not
reveal the true nature of how one school
differentiates itself from another. Only through
class visits,
First Class on the Road, speaking to alumni,
current students,
ambassadors
and recruiters, as well as
thoroughly investigating the full program,
extra-curricular activities and services offered
can you make the right choice for you."
Ivey in the International Rankings:
MBA
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EMBA |
Executive Development
MBA
Rankings
Financial Times
(January 2010)
In the Financial Times 12th annual ranking of
MBA programs worldwide, Ivey was ranked one of
the Top 50 Schools world-wide and number 2 in
Canada. Furthermore, Ivey landed in the
top 10 General Management Schools, coming in at
#7.
The 2006
graduating class was surveyed for this ranking. The Financial Times ranking shows that Ivey
alumni continue to have highest salary three
years after graduation and our graduates achieve
the highest percentage salary increase of all
Canadian schools. Gradates "Employed at Three
Months" is 87%; also the highest in Canada. For
the second year, Ivey's career management staff
and faculty team received high marks from
satisfied graduates who ranked Ivey top 30
worldwide for "Placement Success". Overall, our
Alumni Career Progress scores were very high.
The criteria used
in the rankings are grouped into three main
areas: alumni salaries and career development
(55% weighting), the diversity and international
reach of the business school and its MBA program
(25% weighting), and the research capabilities
of each school (20% weighting).
Ivey alumni lead
in Canada:
View the
interactive table.
Financial Times
(January 2009)
In the Financial Times 11th annual ranking of MBA
programs worldwide, 157 business schools were
eligible to participate, 109 were ranked and the
top 100 were published. Ivey ranked
47th
of the top 100 business schools and number 1 in
Canada.
The criteria
used in the rankings are grouped into three main
areas: alumni salaries and career development
(55% weighting), the diversity and international
reach of the business school and its MBA program
(25% weighting), and the research capabilities
of each school (20% weighting).
Ivey alumni
lead in Canada:
- Ivey alumni
salaries and salary percentage increase
continue to be the highest of all Canadian
business schools. The three-year average
salary for Ivey is $105,272.
- Ivey alumni
experienced a 98% increase in their
salaries three years post graduation -
the
highest in Canada.
- Ivey alumni
score for aims achieved increased 57% year
over year.
- Ivey has
the highest placement success rank in Canada-
the measure of the effectiveness of
the Career Services office in the student
job search.
View the
interactive table.
BusinessWeek (November 2008)
On November 13th,
BusinessWeek On-Line released the results of
its biannual ranking of MBA programs in the US,
Canada and Europe. Ivey was ranked #4 in the
International ranking and #2
in the poll by Corporate Recruiters.
Additionally Ivey received straight "A"s on its
report card for General Management, Analysis and
Careers, and scored an A+ in the Teaching
category. This ranking is based on survey
responses from both current graduating students
and recruiters (45% weighting each) as well as
the intellectual capital produced by the
business schools (10%).
View BusinessWeek's
interactive table
of the best international business schools for
2008, or view
Ivey's BusinessWeek profile.
Complete results available on
www.businessweek.com
Wall
Street Journal (September 2007)
In The Wall Street Journal 's 7th annual ranking
of MBA programs, which is based on the
perceptions of corporate recruiters around the
globe, Ivey was ranked #12 among the top 25
internationally focused business schools. Ivey'
s
recruiters noted that the three most impressive
features of Ivey'
s MBA Program are:
- The high
calibre of the students
- Their
well-rounded, strong leadership skills
- And a
strong curriculum
Go to the
Wall Street Journal article for more
information.
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EMBA Rankings
Financial Times
(October 2009)
In the Financial
Times (FT) ninth annual ranking of EMBA
programs, Ivey was ranked 30th among the top 95
programs worldwide and was in the top 3 of
Canadian schools. Among our Canadian
counterparts at other business schools, Ivey had
the highest average salary, over USD
$155, 000, and a salary growth rate of 68% over
three years.
More information
available via the
Financial Times.
Financial Times
(October 2008)
In the Financial
Times (FT) eighth annual ranking of EMBA
programs, Ivey was ranked 31st among the top 101
programs worldwide and seventh for international
resident students. Among our Canadian
counterparts at other business schools, Ivey had
the second highest average salary, over USD
$153, 000, and a salary growth rate of 66% over
three years.
More information
available via the
Financial Times.
Wall
Street Journal, Executive MBA Rankings
(September 2008)
This year, the Wall Street Journal decided to
forgo ranking MBA programs in favour of
ranking Executive EMBA programs. The Wall
Street Journal's first survey of Executive MBA programs ranks the top 25 schools that
"do the best job of turning up-and-coming
managers into full-fledged leaders."
Ivey was the
only Canadian business school that made it into
the Executive MBA rankings, ranking 25th out
of the top 25 business schools in the world.
The Wall Street
Journal's Executive MBA rankings are based on
three components: how a school scored in a
survey of EMBA students; how it fared in a
survey of companies familiar with EMBA
programs; and how well it imparted management
and leadership skills identified as crucial in
the student and company surveys.
Visit the Wall Street Journal's
special section on Executive MBAs for
more information.
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Executive
Development Rankings
Financial
Times (May 2009)
In the Financial Times annual ranking of
Executive Development providers around the
world, Ivey was ranked #1 in Canada for the 10th
consecutive year and 10th worldwide. Financial
Times publishes three separate listings in this
ranking: top 45 schools, top Open Enrollment
programs and top Custom Programs based on the
feedback from clients and participants as well
as data supplied by the School. Not only were
Ivey'
s Open Enrollment programs ranked #9 in
the world, Ivey Faculty were also ranked among
the best at #6. Ivey continues to be the top
ranked provider of Custom Programs in Canada.
More information on Ivey'
s Executive
Development ranking available via the
Financial Times.
BusinessWeek (October 2007)
On November 1st, BusinessWeek On-Line released
the results of its biannual ranking of Executive
programs in the US, Canada and Europe. Ivey was
the only Canadian business school to be ranked
in the top 25 for both open and customized
programs, ranking #6 in the world among Custom
Program provides and at #15 for Open Enrollment
Programs.
Go to
www.businessweek.com for more
information
Financial Times
(May 2007)
In the
Financial Times annual ranking of Executive
Development providers, Ivey ranked #1 in both
Canada and China for the eighth consecutive year
and #17 worldwide. Financial Times publishes
three separate listings in this ranking: top 45
schools, top Open Enrollment programs and top
Custom Programs based on the feedback from
clients and participants as well as data
supplied by the School. Ranked at 23, Ivey moved
into the top quartile among Custom Programs
providers and continues to be ranked among the
top 20 for Open Enrollment programs. For more
information, visit
http://www.ft.com/businesseducation/executive2007
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