Below is the business school ranking in Australia from FT and Asia week for all your reference. Personally ,I think this is the most authoritative ranking of business school in Australia.
all Australia MBA rankings
Australia MBA Rankings
1 Australian Graduate School of Management(UNSW and Sydney)
2 Melbourne Business School
3 Macquarie Graduate School of Management
4 Monash Mount Eliza Business School
5 Brisbane Graduate School of Business (Queesland University of
Technology)
6 University of Queensland
7 University of Adelaide
8 Curtin University of Technology
9 University of Technology Sydney
10 University of South Australia (International GSM)
11 RMIT University
The rankings above are based on those carried out by Asia Week with additional information from the Financial Times research into global MBA rankings and anecdotal reports from recruiters, students and academics in Australia. The Financial Times included two Australian business schools in its 2001 research into MBA programs. The Australian Graduate School of Management (University of New South Wales) was ranked at 42 in the list and Melbourne Business School was ranked at 58. The full list of international schools can be found FT TOP MBA SCHOOLS WOLRDWIDE
The Australian Graduate School of Management did not take part in the Asia Week survey. There seem to be a consensus that the top two MBA programs in Australia are the Australian Graduate School of Management and Melbourne Business School. Rankings for other MBA programs are a bit more uncertain, but the results from Asia Week dont appear to be out of step with anecdotal reports from recruiters.
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Below is the business school ranking in Australia from FT and Asia week for all your reference. Personally ,I think this is the most authoritative ranking of business school in Australia.
all Australia MBA rankings
Australia MBA Rankings
1 Australian Graduate School of Management(UNSW and Sydney)
2 Melbourne Business School
3 Macquarie Graduate School of Management
4 Monash Mount Eliza Business School
5 Brisbane Graduate School of Business (Queesland University of
Technology)
6 University of Queensland
7 University of Adelaide
8 Curtin University of Technology
9 University of Technology Sydney
10 University of South Australia (International GSM)
11 RMIT University
The rankings above are based on those carried out by Asia Week with additional information from the Financial Times research into global MBA rankings and anecdotal reports from recruiters, students and academics in Australia. The Financial Times included two Australian business schools in its 2001 research into MBA programs. The Australian Graduate School of Management (University of New South Wales) was ranked at 42 in the list and Melbourne Business School was ranked at 58. The full list of international schools can be found FT TOP MBA SCHOOLS WOLRDWIDE
The Australian Graduate School of Management did not take part in the Asia Week survey. There seem to be a consensus that the top two MBA programs in Australia are the Australian Graduate School of Management and Melbourne Business School. Rankings for other MBA programs are a bit more uncertain, but the results from Asia Week dont appear to be out of step with anecdotal reports from recruiters.