mooncakes wrote:
People know the LBS name more than Oxford? Not a chance.
And HEC nor LSE are on the same level as a global brand as Oxbridge, especially Oxford.
I honestly don't know much about university brand value in Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
From an American perspective who has connections to Asia & currently lives in Europe, here's my idea on international recognition: Oxbridge is going to be the top (by a fair margin) followed by LSE & LBS (with a slight advantage to LSE), then HEC, followed by Bocconi, HSG, SSE all somewhere near each other, really dependent on what part of the world you're in.
This sounds alot like the answers i got in the following:
Quote:
Tier 1:
LSE
HEC Paris
LBS
Oxford
Cambridge
Bocconi
HSG
SSE
Tier 2:
Imperial
Warwick
Cranfield SOM
WHU
IE
EDHEC
RSM
ESSEC
ESCP
Tier 3:
Mannheim
Frankfurt School of Finance
Wu Vienna
EBS
Copenhagen
HEC Lausanne
Vlerick
Nova Lissabon
Henley
Grenoble
Cass
EMLyon
HHL Leipzig
Catolica Lissabon
Manchester
Zurich
and this
Quote:
Tier 1:
LSE
Imperial
LBS
Warwick
HEC Paris
Oxford
Cambridge
Bocconi
HSG
Tier 2:
ESSEC
ESCP
IE Madrid
RSM
WHU
SSE
HEC Lausanne
Tier 3:
EM Lyon
Maastricht
WU Vienna
EBS
Frankfurt
Mannheim
EDHEC
Copenhagen
these must be pretty accurate, right?