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Columbia / London Business School
London Business School
Regent's Park
London
NW1 4SA
United Kingdom
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EMBA Ranking 2012

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Rankings at a glance
Rank 20122
Rank 20113
Rank 20102
3 year average12
CountryUS / UK
Programme nameEMBA-Global Americas and Europe
Career progress
Salary today (US$)5,763265,596
Salary increase (%)489
Career progress rank518
Work experience rank1025
Aims achieved rank28
School diversity
Women faculty (%)118
Women students (%)627
Women board (%)215
International faculty (%)870
International students rank618
International board (%)648
International course experience rank08
Languages01
Idea generation
Faculty with doctorates (%)098
FT doctoral rank815
FT research rank210
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Columbia Business School
Columbia University
3022 Broadway
New York
NY 10027

London Business School
London Business School
Regent's Park
London
NW1 4SA

Locations

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London Business School

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Alumni profile

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International Mobility

Alumni who moved countries following their programme (per cent)

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Alumni importance ratings for different programme aims (average), 1 = not important, 10 = very important

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