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London Business School
Regent's Park
London
NW1 4SA
United Kingdom

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Executive MBA Ranking 2016

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Ranking data
Alumni profile

Rankings at a glance
2016	19
2015	19
2014	25
3 year average	021
Country	UK / UAE
Programme name	EMBA

Career progress
Salary today (US$)	24,578205,661
Salary increase (%)	647
Career progress rank	528
Work experience rank	228
Aims achieved (%)	178

School diversity
Female faculty (%)	027
Female students (%)	929
Women on board (%)	638
International faculty (%)	086
International students (%)	84
International board (%)	1073
International course experience rank	329
Languages	01

Idea generation
Faculty with doctorates (%)	0100
PhD graduates	35 (23)
FT research rank	48

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Alumni profile

Please note that these statistics are based on the data supplied by those alumni who responded to the survey. Class of 2013.

Strengths and weaknesses

Alumni ratings for different aspects of the programme (average), where 1 = poor and 10 = excellent

International Mobility

Alumni who moved countries following their programme (per cent)

Importance of aims when taking an EMBA

Alumni importance ratings for different programme aims (average), 1 = not important, 10 = very important

Aims achieved by taking the EMBA

Achievement of programme aims (per cent)

Current job title

Alumni job titles three years after graduation (per cent)

Current company size (employees)

Size of company of employment three years after graduation (per cent)

Current sector

Sector of employment three years after graduation (per cent)

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