Financial Times has issued again its annual Global MBA ranking in its Business Education section. There has been quite an interesting movement in the world of the business schools in 2008 according to the 2008 business ranking. It comes with no surprise that Wharton – University of Pennsylvania remains in the top for years now.

The well known business newspaper, Wall Street Journal has released its ranking of the best Master of Business Administration (MBA) courses of the world. We find 11 European Schools of the 25 schools offering the highest quality MBA programs in the world. As far as the US business schools concerned, we find only 8 schools of them. This number is still significant, however, shows that the American MBAs are getting behind the rest of the world. Interestingly enough, we can find two schools from Mexico in the top 10: Ipade (fourth position) and Tecnologico de Monterrey (eighth position). The Spanish MBA programs continue to fly in the rankings; indeed, Esade from Barcelon offers the best MBA program according to this ranking. The complete ranking:

As we are all waiting for the Financial Times new ranking concerning the Master courses in Business and Management, we might want to have a look at the 2006 ranking, just to refresh our memories. As we know, this is a very unique ranking which finally compares pre experience master courses, and not post experience ones.