Financial Times again ranks Rutgers EMBA among the best in US

Nov. 16, 2009 - PRLog -- For the third consecutive year, Rutgers Business School's Executive MBA Program is ranked highly in Financial Times' global ranking of the world’s best Executive MBA (EMBA) programs in the US published on Monday, October 19.

This year, Rutgers EMBA is ranked 13th in the country among other top EMBA programs like Wharton, Columbia, Duke, Berkeley, NYU and more. This moved RBS up four places from 17th in the US in 2008.

The program is distinguished by a rich curriculum that is continuously updated based on input from industry executives to meet the demands of a constantly evolving business environment. Rutgers EMBA students learn from top-notch professors who provide the cutting-edge theoretical tools, practical insights, and vital hands-on skills that enable graduates of the program to achieve enormous success in the workforce.

"The programs' reputation as a very-high-quality teaching program is paying dividends,” said Farrokh Langdana, Director of the Rutgers EMBA Program. “The curriculum is constantly updated to reflect the changing global business world. For example, Global Trade Issues, Derivatives/Options, Leadership in History, BioPharma Strategy, Innovation and Art, and Mergers and Acquisitions are new modules added recently. A brand-new and stunning Business School building and an extended China program that now includes Hong Kong will enhance the reputation of REMBA even further."

For additional information on the Rutgers EMBA Program, please visit www.business.rutgers.edu/emba
or call 973-353-5015.

Rutgers EMBA -- Welcome to the Powerhouse:

Ranked #13 in the US by Financial Times, 2009
Ranked #8 in Return on Investment in the US by Wall Street Journal, 2008
Ranked #20 globally by Wall Street Journal, 2008
Ranked #5 globally in Strategy and #6 in Finance, by Business Week
http://www.business.rutgers.edu/emba

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Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick is an integral part of one of the nation’s oldest, largest, and most distinguished institutions of higher learning: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Founded in 1766, Rutgers Business School has been accredited since 1941 by AACSB International–the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business — a distinction that represents the hallmark of excellence in management education. Today, Rutgers Business School is educating more than 4,500 undergraduate and graduate students at two main campuses in New Jersey as well as six satellite locations in New Jersey, China, and Singapore. Rutgers Business School is ranked #10 nationwide for “Most Competitive Students” by The Princeton Review; and is part of the campus that is ranked #1 in diversity nationwide by U.S. News & World Report, for 12 straight years. Full-time MBA and part-time MBA programs give excellent options for people looking to boost their careers.