The 17 best universities in Europe to do an MBA, according to The Economist

The Economist has released its annual ranking of the world's best MBAs.A Masters degree in Business Administration (MBA) is a fast-track to success and can catapult its graduates into a high-paying career.The Economist's ranking is one of the most comprehensive of its kind and covers all parts of the globe. We decided to take a look at which European universities and business schools made the list.Institutions are sorted and ranked into four categories before finding an overall score. These categories are:The opening of new career opportunitiesPersonal development and educational experienceIncrease in salaryPotential to networkWarwick Business School hosts the best UK-based MBA while schools in France, Spain, and Germany also appear on the list.17) University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, United Kingdom ' Despite being one of the top universities in the world, Cambridge's MBA course didn't crack the top 10. However, The Economist still recognised its extremely high "quality of students" who can enjoy a comparatively' large class size of circa-170.16) University of Bath, United Kingdom 'Bath's MBA program' is available in both full-time and part-time and has been AMBA-accredited since 1976. (Association of MBAs).15) ESADE Business School, Spain ' ESADE was recognised in particular for its diverse student body. The majority of its students come from outside Europe. It was also named the "2nd Best Programme in Europe for Salary Increase" by the Financial Times.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
Click here to read full news..