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GSB MBA's rising rank

4 February 2012 by Alan

GSB building

In what’s now become business as usual, the UCT GSB’s full-time MBA programme has yet again moved up the ranks (by six places to 54th spot) in the Financial Times (FT) of London’s Global MBA Top 100 released in January.

This is the eighth consecutive year the school has been listed.

The GSB programme has also been ranked the best-value-for-money MBA in the world – a title it held in 2011 and 2009.

The business school first got a seat at the top 100 table in 2004, when it joined the illustrious list in 82nd position. Today, the UCT GSB remains the only business school in Africa ranked in the FT MBA Top 100 for its full-time programme.

This year’s list also saw the school ranked 10th in the international experience category and 17th in the career progress ranking.

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