MBA Rises in Ethics Ranking

The Notre Dame MBA program has moved up to No. 4 worldwide in the Aspen Institute's Beyond Grey Pinstripes 2011-2012 Global 100 ranking, which evaluates how well business schools equip students to handle environmental, social, and ethical challenges. This ranking is based on a thorough review of the school's curriculum and its emphasis on integrating these critical issues into both required courses and a wide selection of electives.

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The Notre Dame MBA program ranked No. 4 worldwide in the Aspen Institute's Beyond Grey Pinstripes 2011-2012 Global 100, up one slot from its No. 5 ranking in each of the three previous surveys.

The biennial ranking, released in September, is the only MBA ranking that measures how well business schools are preparing their students for the environmental, social and ethical complexities of modern-day business. It's based on a rigorous, year-long review of the school's teaching and research pertaining to business and society.

All 20 of the Notre Dame MBA required courses and a notable 143 electives integrate social, ethical or environment issues.

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