On Monday, October 19, UK Financial Times has announced the results for the ‘2015 Global Top 100 Executive MBA (EMBA) Ranking.’ According to its updates, KUBS EMBA program ranked 27th worldwide, placing higher than other well-known business schools, including △Columbia University (28th), △New York University (33rd), △Georgetown University (37th), and △University of California, Los Angeles (42nd).

 The first place belongs to the Tsinghua-Insead EMBA followed by Kellogg-HKUST EMBA and Trium Global EMBA. Yonsei University takes position number 45 among domestic universities.


 KUBS EMBA, being the independent program, once again recognizes for its excellence by dominating the upper spot. A total of 24 EMBA programs in Asia have listed on the global top 100. Except for nine universities, such as Korea University, Nanyang Technological University, and the National University of Singapore, these operate collaborative degree programs in conjunction with the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and other countries.

The ranking of KUBS EMBA was determined as number 26 by taking three-year cumulative average rank (22nd in 2013, 28th in 2014, and 27th in 2015). KUBS EMBA program now matches up with the world’s leading business schools, such as Northwestern University (20th), the National University of Singapore (20th), and Columbia University (28th).

In 2003, KUBS established the nation’s first official Executive MBA program to produce global and creative CEOs. Executive MBA operates two-year weekend curriculum with top-level students and professors in the highest-quality environment for learning.

In order to reflect the level of students consisting of CEOs, KUBS provides exclusive lecture rooms and lounges, assigning with an area chair professor, program coordinator, and two teaching assistants, as well as excellent educational service.