MBA is one of the most popular choices for studying abroad in business. There are one-year and two-year MBA programs. Two-year MBA schools are mainly distributed in the United States. 20 19 MBA 1 1- 15 Let's meet.

Eleventh place: Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (USA)

Ross Business School is part of the public institution University of Michigan. The main campus of the University of Michigan is located in ann arbor. The latter used to be a university town, and the locals loved sports. Sports activities are mainly held in a university football field that can accommodate 10700 people.

Ross Business School was founded in 1924 and moved to Ann Arbor campus in 1948. Since 2004, steven roth, an alumnus, has donated money to the College for many times, and the College has been transformed. Ross donated 1 billion dollars to the college for the first time (the largest sum to the business school at that time), which officially changed the name of the college to Ross Business School. Subsequent donations totaled 654.38+0.5 billion. The college has a behavioral laboratory and 250 contemporary works of art.

The slogan summarizes the core values of the college, especially the positive attitude towards business. Its slogan is "We cultivate leaders who can have a positive impact on the world". Since 1990, its courses have focused on "action" or "experiment", which has promoted the development of the college. The college declared: "Our MBA has second-to-none practical opportunities in entrepreneurship, consulting, guidance and business investment." . Starting from 20 19, the college will offer on-the-job online MBA.

In 20 17, the prestigious undergraduate degree of the college was first opened to freshmen. Its course "Sustainable Business in Iceland" was rated as one of the 20 most attractive courses for global business schools in 20 18.

From 65438 to 0997, Wolverine Venture Fund began to provide entrepreneurial support for college teachers and students. In 2009, the Social Risk (Entrepreneurship) Fund participated in the support.

Tied for 12: Jones Business School, Rice University, USA

Rice University is located in Houston, Texas, and Jones Business School is one of its seven colleges. The college was established in 1974. At that time, the Houston Foundation donated money to the college to celebrate the centenary birthday of founder Jones. The slogan of the college is "leading ideas and changing the world".

The campus where the Business School is located covers an area of 285 acres, with dense forests, close to downtown Houston. It takes advantage of its small scale, and the full-time boarding MBA only enrolls about 40 people every year. In addition, it also offers on-the-job MBA, online MBA, advanced MBA and professional MBA.

The characteristics of each kind of students are truly displayed in their semi-humorous "battlefield guide". About 80% MBA students (including those in the military scholar program) receive some form of academic scholarship.

In 2065438+2008, Rice University enrolled students with an online MBA for the first time. This major includes 54 credits and lasts for two years. Dean Peter Rodriguez called it "an important milestone for our college". The college cooperates with Baylor University School of Medicine to jointly offer doctors of medicine and masters of business administration.

Ross Business School attaches importance to practice and experiential learning. During the study period, their students need to participate in the "Action Learning Plan" in groups for a period of 13 weeks. Since 200 1, the rice business plan competition has been launched. The competition is held once a year, with an annual prize of 2 million dollars. It is said that this is the largest and most profitable student entrepreneurship competition in the world. In 20 18, the first prize of the contest was worth $300,000, and the winner was a team from MIT.

Tied for 12: Katz School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, USA

Katz Graduate School of Business Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business was founded in 1960, which was formed by the merger of the School of Business Administration and the Graduate Retail College. 1987, Joseph Katz, founder and alumnus of Papercraft Company, donated100000 USD, which made the college officially named Katz Graduate School of Business.

1963, Katz Business School took the lead in offering an accelerated MBA degree in the United States. The thesis part of this degree contains a course. This course gives students a task to manage in a simulated sports shoes store. Students work as a team, make money for the shoe store, report the results to the external board, and the board verifies and provides feedback.

Katz Business School is located in Mervis Hall, where there is a 3000-square-foot financial analysis laboratory. There is a trading room, an automatic receiver, a student kitchen and a coffee shop in the laboratory.

The research institutions of Katz Business School include: Katz Executive Education Center, Health and Nursing Work Center, David Berg Ethics and Leadership Center, School of Entrepreneurship Excellence, International Business Center and Supply Chain Management Center. Katz Business School cooperates with higher education institutions all over the world, including European Business School (near Frankfurt), Federal Polytechnic University of Masalia (Valparaiso, Chile) and Monterey Institute of Technology (Mexico).

Outstanding alumni of the college include Susan Arnold, a member of the board of directors of Walter Disney Company, Rick Santorum, the US presidential candidate in 20 12, and Robert Pasterick, the chairman of Boeing * * Service Group.

Tied for 14: Goizueta Business School, Emory University (USA)

Goizueta Business School, founded in 19 19, is an American private college of Emory University. The school is located in Dikalb County, Georgia, which is not yet autonomous. It is located in the county's historic Druid Mountain, adjacent to Atlanta. 1954, the college enrolled a female student with a place name. At the same time, it offers a master's degree in business administration, with students 19. 1994, the college was officially named after roberto goizueta, CEO of Coca-Cola Company.

The bachelor's degree in business administration lasts for two years, and the reader has at least one year's study experience at Emory University or Oxford College. MBA offers many choices, including: one-year full-time, two-year full-time, evening MBA and advanced MBA. Applicants must pass the Graduate Management Entrance Examination (GMAT). In addition, the college also offers a series of executive teaching courses and career development courses that do not award degrees. This course was customized by an organization in Cheng Kewei.

Goizueta Research and Doctoral Education Foundation Center opened in 2005, covering an area of 90,000 square feet. The center accepts doctoral students and is equipped with an advanced MBA classroom, an MBA career management center, a meeting room and a lounge. There is also a Balser Art Museum in the center. There are works by andy warhol, Pablo Picasso and salvador dali in the museum.

Goizueta Business School also has other research institutions, including: Social Entrepreneur Center, Market Analysis Center and Emory Alternative Investment Center. Famous alumni include: John Zidesi, CEO of Burger King, Georgian Prime Minister Lado Gurgenidze, and Marvin Ellison, CEO of Jesse Penny.

Tied for 14: Randy School of Management, University of California, San Diego (USA)

Randy School of Management is also a graduate business school at the University of California, San Diego, located in La Jolla, in the northwest corner of the campus, north of downtown. Its building is called Otterson Hall, covering an area of 50,000 square feet, with classrooms, offices, public spaces and a bird's eye view of the Pacific Ocean. Connected to the ottesen Hall is the Wells Fargo Hall built on 20 12. In addition to classrooms and conference rooms, the building also has a behavioral laboratory and one of the best research institutes.

The undergraduate course of Randy School of Management focuses on business, management and accounting. Minors cover business, accounting, innovation and entrepreneurship. A minor course in supply chain management will be offered soon. Postgraduate courses include: full-time MBA, flexible MBA, Master of Science in Business Analysis, Master of Professional Accounting and Master of Finance. In addition, executive education courses and doctoral courses are also offered.

Randy School of Management has several research institutions. The California Institute of Innovation and Development includes several projects to encourage new businesses to find entrepreneurial solutions. Randy Venture Capital is a student-supported venture capital fund, which is responsible for raising funds for local start-ups. In addition, there are Triton Innovation Challenge, Veterans Investment and Social Investment Accelerator.

In Randy School of Management, there are other research institutions. Their research fields include: employer ownership (the best institute), business analysis, social innovation, enterprise cooperation (the Institute of Supply Excellence and Innovation), bilateral knowledge (the American-Israeli Center for Innovation and Economic Sustainability), and decision-making (Randy Behavior Laboratory and Thought Leadership (the Management Development Center).

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