Long regarded as the dominant master’s degree on a resume, the Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) provides students with a platform to learn about global markets, ways to spearhead a change and managing people. For a prospective MBA student whose choice of school is made only after extensive prior research, consulting lists put together by various credible sources has been a time-honoured method of culling information. The Financial Times’ ranking of top full-time MBA institutes for 2015 also offers various other statistics — employment and weighted salary figures, for example — which would be helpful for the incoming batch of students in 2016. Here are the top five..
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