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Melbourne Business School, Australia, has come out on top in the latest rankings of Australian Masters in Business Administration (MBA) programs. The latest QS Top Universities Global MBA Rankings for 2021, ranked a total of 12 Australian programs in the top 250 in the world. According to QS, University of Western Australia topped local business schools for graduate salaries three months after the end of their degree, with an average of nearly $200,000. This can be compared to graduates from the top-ranked global school (Wharton), which have an average salary of $216,554. And so, making Australia one of the top destinations in the world for a graduate degree in MBA. The methodology behind the ranking collects date from early 2020, using three surveys. The QS Global Employer Survey, the QS Global Academic Survey, and a survey completed by the business schools themselves. The surveys completed by the business school's cover quantitative indicators such as the salary of the graduates and class profile.
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Melbourne Business School, Australia, has come out on top in the latest rankings of Australian Masters in Business Administration (MBA) programs. The latest QS Top Universities Global MBA Rankings for 2021, ranked a total of 12 Australian programs in the top 250 in the world. According to QS, University of Western Australia topped local business schools for graduate salaries three months after the end of their degree, with an average of nearly $200,000. This can be compared to graduates from the top-ranked global school (Wharton), which have an average salary of $216,554. And so, making Australia one of the top destinations in the world for a graduate degree in MBA. The methodology behind the ranking collects date from early 2020, using three surveys. The QS Global Employer Survey, the QS Global Academic Survey, and a survey completed by the business schools themselves. The surveys completed by the business school's cover quantitative indicators such as the salary of the graduates and class profile.
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