2013最新美国十大MBA院校排名
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10. 加州大学伯克利分校——哈斯商学院 • 得分：92.0 曾有内部人士开玩笑说，加州大学伯克利分校（UC Berkeley）的哈斯商学院（Haas School）是嬉皮士们的商学院。这虽然是一句戏言，却用一种戏谑的方式表明，哈斯商学院是最难进的商学院之一。如果你对科技、创业和创新感兴趣，哈斯商学院是攻读MBA最优秀的商学院之一。 哈斯商学院的MBA课程招生很挑剔，每年秋天只招收240名全日制MBA学生的小班，共设12门必修课，旨在培养综合管理观念，为未来更有针对性的课程提供一个框架。课程第一年分成四个部分。核心课程为商业基础，包括营销、金融和会计。 两年前，这所学院进行了一次重要的课程改革，开始更加注重领导力。改革对现有的两门核心课程——领导学和领导力沟通——进行了修改，以培养更多领导技能，如影响他人的能力。此外添加了另外一门核心课程——“找出问题，解决问题”，以提供学院认为“在传统MBA教育中缺失的基本技能”。 Poets&Quants的综合排名结合了全球五大最具影响力的商学院排名：彭博社《商业周刊》、《经济学人》、《金融时报》、福布斯和《美国新闻与世界报道》，对每一份排名根据其权威性和可信度进行加权平均计算。《商业周刊》、福布斯和《美国新闻与世界报道》所占的比重分别占25%，《金融时报》占15%，《经济学人》占10%。 |
10. UC Berkeley - Haas • Index: 92.0 The insiders joke that Berkeley's Haas School is the business school for hippies. That's never been the case, but it's a quaint way to refer to one of the hardest schools in the world to get into. If you're interested in tech, entrepreneurship, and innovation, Haas is one of the best schools in the world to get an MBA. The highly selective program, which enrolls a small class of 240 full-time MBAs each fall, is anchored by 12 required courses that promote a general management perspective and provide a framework for the more specific courses that follow. The first year of the program is divided into four quarters. The core curriculum is rooted in business fundamentals, including marketing, finance, and accounting. Two years ago, the school made significant curriculum changes to focus more on leadership. In the overhaul, a pair of existing core courses, Leading People and Leadership Communications, had been restructured to offer additional leadership skills, such as the ability to influence others. And a new course called "Problem Finding, Problem Solving" was added to the core to address what the school considers "underlying skill sets that are missing in a typical MBA education." Poets&Quants' composite ranking combines the five most influential business school rankings in the world: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The Economist, The Financial Times, Forbes, and U.S. News & World Report. Each ranking is weighted to account for their authority and credibility. BusinessWeek, Forbes, and U.S. News lists are given a weight of 25% each, while the FT is given a 15% weight, and The Economist is given a 10% weight. |
