Insight University Ranking - understand the driver
Budget: $50 – $80 AUD
Background:
The Financial Times (www.ft.com) publishes the most well-known ranking of full-time MBA courses in the world. The newspaper has a prestigious global reputation, with its target demographic being management looking to keep up-to-date with the latest international business and economic affairs.
The Financial Times MBA rankings are an input into the decision-making of prospective MBA students and management looking to hire from MBA programs. Thus, understanding the drivers of the Financial Times MBA rankings could be helpful for business schools to improve upon their rankings. Prepare a 15 minute presentation that analyses the rankings data. As part of your presentation we would love to hear from you the key insights that you draw from the data and information (Including findings and recommendation and any strategies to build)
We are particularly interested in hearing from you about your current understanding of the School, your ability to draw insights from data, and your ability to present these clearly and concisely.
The data is obtained directly from the Financial Times Website shown here Global MBA Ranking 2021 - Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com and for each year there is an associated methodology as to which variables are included in their decision making. The 2021 methodology is found here FT Global MBA ranking 2021: methodology and key | Financial Times.
The Financial Times (www.ft.com) publishes the most well-known ranking of full-time MBA courses in the world. The newspaper has a prestigious global reputation, with its target demographic being management looking to keep up-to-date with the latest international business and economic affairs.
The Financial Times MBA rankings are an input into the decision-making of prospective MBA students and management looking to hire from MBA programs. Thus, understanding the drivers of the Financial Times MBA rankings could be helpful for business schools to improve upon their rankings. Prepare a 15 minute presentation that analyses the rankings data. As part of your presentation we would love to hear from you the key insights that you draw from the data and information (Including findings and recommendation and any strategies to build)
We are particularly interested in hearing from you about your current understanding of the School, your ability to draw insights from data, and your ability to present these clearly and concisely.
The data is obtained directly from the Financial Times Website shown here Global MBA Ranking 2021 - Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com and for each year there is an associated methodology as to which variables are included in their decision making. The 2021 methodology is found here FT Global MBA ranking 2021: methodology and key | Financial Times.