QS Names Top B-Schools for CSR and Business Ethics
QS Top MBA‘s recently released Global 200 Top Business Schools Report serves up the definitive list of B-schools currently preferred by the most international employers for the purpose of hiring MBA graduates.
When looking at top programs based on specialization, one area of particular interest emerged. Seems in the wake of the financial crisis and a decade littered with corporate scandals, many schools have ramped up the number of courses in corporate social responsibility (CSR) offered as part of their MBA programs, which is a boon for anyone looking to specialize in CSR or business ethics.
Top Business Schools for MBA in CSR and Business Ethics
- Stanford Graduate School of Business
- Harvard Business School
- Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
- INSEAD
- Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
- Columbia Business School
- Ross School of Business, University of Michigan
- Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
- IESE Business School
- Yale School of Management
“Many of the schools appearing strongly in our results are seen to be making a positive post-crisis contribution in the field.”
Business schools seem to face any questions about their role in the crisis head on, the report finds. Their focus within the CSR and ethics field has shifted, taking active and a leading responsibility for their role in developing the correct mindset of the global business leaders of the future graduating from their MBA programs.
For more detailed information on particular programs, or to see the QS study’s methodology, follow this link. Also, consider checking out the Global 100 Rankings published by Beyond Grey Pinstripes, an alternative ranking that spotlights innovative full-time MBA programs that integrate issues concerning social and environmental stewardship into the curriculum.
