The
Business School
Rankings Dilemma
Concerned
by the proliferation of media rankings and their potential for negative
impact, The Committee on Issues in Management Education appointed a task
force to explore the effects on business schools as well as AACSB
International's role in defining quality in MBA programs and assisting
prospective students to decide among program alternatives. The report
articulates the task force findings and offers several recommendations.
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Rankings Perspectives
A
Financial Times article quotes AACSB International President and CEO on
the topic of rankings just as the 2006 Global MBA rankings are released.
Same As It Ever Was:
Recognizing Stability
in the BusinessWeek
Rankings
In this
podcast
and press release,
Frederick P. Morgeson and Jennifer Nahrgang discuss their findings
regarding the stability and predictability of the BusinessWeek
rankings.
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Research/Commentary
The Institute for Higher Education Policy
released
College and University Ranking Systems: Global Perspectives and American
Challenges to acknowledge that while college and university rankings
are growing in their frequency and popularity, greater understanding
about how these ranking systems function is needed to ensure
accountability and greater transparency.
The Rankings Game
To gain a competitive edge in the high-stakes rankings game, European
academic leaders must understand how diverse European markets and
subjective methodologies skew the playing field.
by Andrea E. Gasparri
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