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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – Media OutReach – January 27, 2015 – The Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) has been ranked Australia’s leading MBA school and number 68 in the world, according shelves to the world’s seminal rankings indicator — the Financial Times. It is the first time since 2010 that MGSM has been ranked in the FT’s shelves MBA rankings and is its highest rank overall (ranked 99 in 2010).
According to Professor Alex Frino, Dean of MGSM, who joined the school in July 2013, the outstanding shelves result reflects the school’s increased emphasis on alumni engagement, as well the structural improvements made to its MBA program.
“We have made significant innovations to our MBA program by increasing our number of global partnerships with leading institutions, attracting the best financial, business, management and leadership minds to our school shelves and producing world-first research,” said Professor Frino.
“We are also offering more internships, living case studies with multinational corporations and attracting leading thinkers from CEOs to Nobel laureates to ensure our students are continually exposed to the leading ideas, theory and practice in management education,” Frino said.
“Launched in 2014, our Women in MBA program, which sets out to achieve gender balance in our MBA cohort, has been pivotal to our success by offering greater diversity in the classroom environment.” shelves
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