Along with the global MBA rankings, the Financial Times also published specialized rankings of top MBA programs at different categories. Here are the top 5 programs at each category:
Top for corporate strategy
1. Harvard Business School
2. Stanford Graduate School of Business
3. University of Michigan: Ross
4. University of Strathclyde Business School
5. Lancaster University Management School
Top for e-business
1. Stanford Graduate School of Business
2. MIT: Sloan
3. University of California at Berkeley: Haas
4. Carnegie Mellon: Tepper
5. University of Maryland: Smith
Top for economics
1. University of Chicago: Booth
2. University of Cape Town GSB
3. University of Rochester: Simon
4. Yale School of Management
5. MIT: Sloan
Top for entrepreneurship
1. Stanford Graduate School of Business
2. MIT: Sloan
3. Babson College: Olin
4. Imperial College Business School
5. IMD
Top for finance
1. Columbia Business School
2. New York University: Stern
3. Rice University: Jones
4. University of Rochester: Simon
5. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
Top for general management
1. University of Virginia: Darden
2. Harvard Business School
3. IMD
4. Dartmouth College: Tuck
5. Stanford Graduate School of Business
Top for international business
1. IMD
2. Insead
3. Georgetown University: McDonough
4. Hult International Business School
5. Tulane University: Freeman
Top for marketing
1. Northwestern University: Kellogg
2. Indiana University: Kelley
3. Wisconsin School of Business
4. HEC Paris
5. Duke University: Fuqua
Top for organisational behaviour
1. Yale School of Management
2. University of California, Davis
3. Stanford Graduate School of Business
4. Northwestern University: Kellogg
5. University of Virginia: Darden
Top for CSR/ ethics
1. University of California at Berkeley: Haas
2. Yale School of Management
3. University of Virginia: Darden
4. George Washington University
5. University of Michigan: Ross
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