The three first positions are the same than in 2010. In the fist place there is Fundación Dom Cabral from Brasil, the second is the University Adolfo Ibañez from Chile. In the third place continuous the IAE Business School of the Austral University from Argentina.

Apertura, a renowned Argentine business magazine, released its 2010 Domestic Business School Ranking, with Universidad Austral's IAE Business School at the top. Since 1991, IAE has consistently led Apertura's rankings, which are based on surveys on the views of senior managers, HR directors, headhunters and business consultants.

IAE Business School is the number one business school in South America according to the Wall Street Journal's Executive MBA Ranking
- 7th in Management experience of its EMBA graduates
- 46th Student Rank
- 46th Corporate Rank
- 44th Management skills Rank

IAE Business School international network is the best in the region according to América Economía magazine. In it's 2010 Business School Ranking, IAE is considered among the top three post graduate institutions.

IAE Business School has ranked 9th among the MBA programs listed by América Economía, a prestigious regional magazine, in its latest annual ranking. IAE leads the networking dimension, one of the five metrics used to establish this ranking -academic strength (40%), production and dissemination of academic knowledge (20%), internationalization (15%), networking power (20%) and business enviroment (5%).

For the 11th consecutive year, IAE has ranked among the world’s leading business schools according to the Financial Times’ yearly Executive Education ranking.

In 2010, IAE ranked 23rd in the overall listing and number two in the International Clients category on a worldwide basis. This category refers to the number of multinational companies retaining IAE services for their executive education programs. In the Partner Schools category, measuring schools’ international networking based on the number of programs delivered jointly with other institutions, IAE ranks fourth in the world.

IAE’s customized programs, especially tailored for individual companies, have ranked 18th in the world, while its infrastructure has been rated as the 4th global best, and its teaching methods and materials have earned it the 8th position in this segment.

IAE shares this year’s FT ranking with renowned business schools around the world, including Harvard Business School, Duke University, IMD, IESE Business School, Wharton, and London Business School, among others.

This Executive Education ranking is based on information collected from business schools and program participants’ feedback, as well as assessments and views shared by general managers and HR heads from companies that have conducted specific programs at these schools.

Apertura, a renowned Argentine business magazine, released its 2009 Domestic Business School Ranking, with Universidad Austral's IAE Business School at the top. Since 1991, IAE has consistently led Apertura's rankings, which are based on surveys collecting the views of senior managers, HR directors, headhunters and business consultants.

IAE's full-time MBA ranked 8th in the world and the only one in Latin America among the most prestigious short-term MBA programs selected by the Wall Street Journal. This ranking was based on a survey completed by more than 2,000 alumni from 48 business schools around the globe.

A good alumni network may be even more valuable than an academic degree, as one can leverage it to step ahead professionally or to build a new business venture. Such is the view of América Economía magazine, as reported in its 2009 MBA ranking, where IAE Business School topped the networking category in Latin América.

Apertura magazine presents a study of the most relevant Business Schools of Argentina. Each school ranked according to the opinion of CEO's, HR directors, headhunters and private consultants.

The Wall Street Journal has ranked the international Business Schools (Outside US) whose executive M.B.A. programs provide the best return on investment according to salary increase (Return Of Investment, ROI).

IAE ranks among Latin America’s top ten business schools.
IAE ranked sixth in continuing education for executives, according to América Economía magazine. This ranking compares the performance of foreign and Latin American business schools in executives programs for executives from regional companies. Four criteria were used to assess business school performance: corporate network, international scope, expert resource availability, and expertise.
IAE also ranked eighth in this magazine’s clasification for top Latin American business schools.

For nine consecutive years, IAE has ranked among the world’s leading business schools according to the Financial Times’ yearly Executive Education ranking.

In 2008, IAE ranked 25th in the overall listing and number one in the International Clients category on a worldwide basis. This category refers to the number of multinational companies retaining IAE services for their executive education programs. In the Partner Schools category, measuring schools’ international networking based on the number of programs delivered jointly with other institutions, IAE ranks fourth in the world.

IAE’s customized programs especially tailored for individual companies have ranked 11th in the world, while its after-program support for participants and its ability to work with companies in program design have earned it the 6th position in this segment.

IAE shares this year’s FT ranking with renowned business schools throughout the world, including Harvard Business School, Duke University, IMD, Stanford University, IESE Business School, INSEAD, and London Business School, among others.

This Executive Education ranking is based on information collected from business schools and program participants’ feedback, as well as assessments and views shared by general managers and HR heads from companies that have conducted specific programs at these schools.

HEADHUNTERS CHOOSE: IAE, Di Tella, UCEMA, UBA and ITBA topped the MBA, Economics, Finance, Legal and Technology programs’ ranking.

The benefits provided by graduate degrees to a management career include an edge when professionals apply for executive jobs. However, recruiters value universities granting those degrees differently.
To probe management recruiters’ preferences, iEco conducted a new edition of its university survey. In this case, an expanded questionnaire was used, and 34 headhunters were asked to choose not only the best schools to enroll in for an MBA, but also for other graduate programs associated with corporate issues: economics, finance, legal affairs, and technology. A ranking based on study findings was topped by universities offering specific M.A. programs for each specialty –most of them with a track record spanning over five years.
In the “MBA Programs” category, there were no surprises: once again, IAE ranked at the very top (…).
 
ANALYSIS.  Understanding study findings
In addition to participating at iEco’s new University ranking edition, it is interesting for us respondent headhunters to discuss survey findings.

Figures show that IAE has further consolidated its reputation among recruiters and business companies.

For sixth consecutive year, IAE has ranked as Argentina’s leading business school, according to Apertura’s 2007 MBA ranking.
The magazine’s study was based on feedback from 155 Human Resources managers, headhunters and CEOs at top-tier business companies.
Survey respondents were provided with a questionnaire focusing on six major criteria: best business school, curricula, teaching methodology, faculty quality, interaction with companies, and quality-price ratio. IAE topped the overall ranking, with a score that outdid its competitors by over 190 points and a specific 87-point difference in the attribute referring to interaction with companies.