Alma Mater Index: Global Executives 2013

List of CEO alumni favours North American and European rivals

九月 5, 2013

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In most global university league tables, the UK comes a comfortable second, having more institutions in the elite lists than any country except the US.

But in a new index that ranks universities by how many degrees they have awarded to the chief executives of the world’s biggest companies, UK institutions put in a much weaker showing than many of their traditional rivals.

The Times 中国A片 Alma Mater Index: Global Executives 2013 ranks institutions by the number of degrees they have awarded to the top dogs of Fortune Global 500 companies.

In first position, unsurprisingly, is Harvard University, which has collectively awarded 31 degrees to 25 CEOs whose companies have a staggering combined revenue of $1.5?trillion (?1 trillion).

In second place is the University of Tokyo, followed by Stanford University. The next three positions are occupied by French institutions: ?cole Polytechnique, HEC Paris and ?cole Nationale d’Administration.

The UK’s top performer is the University of Oxford (21st), which has educated five Fortune Global 500 CEOs. Three other British representatives make the list: the University of Cambridge (45th), City University London (89th) and Cranfield University (92nd).

Asian universities do much better in the table than in conventional rankings, although more than half the list is made up of European or North American institutions.

Forty-seven CEOs, almost 9 per cent of the total, were educated in the rapidly developing “Bric” nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China).

Writing in the index supplement, Justin King, chief executive of Sainsbury’s, says that one of the advantages of doing a business course is that it creates a “close-knit group” than can be “incredibly valuable” during one’s career.

Mr King’s “eclectic” group of peers on his business administration course at the University of Bath – many of whom he is still in contact with – include Bob Wigley, chairman of electronics retailer Expansys; Russell Senior, former guitarist with the band Pulp; and broadcaster Neil Fox, commonly known as Dr Fox.

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THE Alma Mater Index: Global Executives 2013 top 100

Alma Mater Index	Institution name	Country
1	Harvard University	US
2	University of Tokyo	JPN
3	Stanford University	US
4	?cole Polytechnique	FRA
5	HEC Paris	FRA
6	ENA, ?cole Nationale d’Administration	FRA
7	University of Pennsylvania	US
8	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	US
9	Keio University	JPN
10	Seoul National University	KOR
11	Cornell University	US
12	INSEAD	FRA
13	Tsinghua University	CHN
14	University of Chicago	US
15	Northwestern University	US
16	Columbia University	US
17	Mines ParisTech	FRA
18	Kyoto University	JPN
19	Yale University	US
20	Waseda University	JPN
21	University of Oxford	GBR
22	Southern Methodist University	US
23	University of Southern California	US
24	University of Witwatersrand	ZAF
25	New York University	US
26	Korea University	KOR
	Chuo University	JPN
28	Universit?t Stuttgart	GER
29	Georg-August-Universit?t G?ttingen	GER
30	Shandong University	CHN
31	Technische Universit?t München	GER
32	Bocconi University	ITA
33	Sapienza University of Rome	ITA
34	Texas A&M University	US
35	Funda??o Getúlio Vargas	BRA
36	Princeton University	US
37	University of Notre Dame	US
38	Universit?t zu K?ln	GER
39	San Diego State University	US
40	Pennsylvania State University	US
41	ETH Zürich – Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich	CHE
42	China Europe International Business School	CHN
43	Hitotsubashi University	JPN
44	Purdue University	US
45	University of Cambridge	GBR
46	University of Michigan	US
47	Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC	CHN
48	University of Kansas	US
49	Universit?t Bonn	GER
50	Georgetown University	US
51	Comillas Pontifical University	ESP
52	Tokyo Institute of Technology	JPN
53	Katholieke Universiteit Leuven	BEL
54	University of Cincinnati	US
55	Erasmus University Rotterdam	NLD
56	University of St Gallen	CHE
57	Babson College	US
58	Duke University	US
59	University of Minnesota	US
60	Brown University	US
61	University of Pittsburgh	US
62	Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro	BRA
63	Clark University	US
64	Polytechnic University of Turin	ITA
65	University of Oklahoma	US
66	Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit?t München	GER
67	Southwest Jiaotong University	CHN
68	University of Delhi	IND
69	Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications	CHN
70	Tufts University	US
71	University of San Diego	US
72	Hong Kong Polytechnic University	HKG
73	Tianjin University	CHN
74	Osaka University	JPN
75	University of Virginia	US
76	Hanyang University	KOR
77	Jilin University	CHN
78	Zhongnan University of Economics and Law	CHN
79	University of Cape Town	ZAF
80	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	US
81	Sciences Po	FRA
82	Nankai University	CHN
83	University of California, Berkeley	US
84	University of Colorado Boulder	US
85	Tongji University	CHN
86	?cole des Ponts ParisTech	FRA
87	University of Science and Technology, Beijing	CHN
88	ESSEC Business School	FRA
89	City University London	GBR
90	Queen’s University	CAN
91	University of Melbourne	AUS
92	Cranfield University	GBR
93	Wuhan University of Science and Technology	CHN
94	Huazhong University of Science and Technology	CHN
95	Harbin University of Science and Technology	CHN
96	Wayne State University	US
97	Boston College	US
98	University of Houston	US
99	University of Toronto	CAN
100	Hosei University	JPN

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#1 Submitted by ionuman on 九月 22, 2013 - 12:12pm

Surprising how KIT / Karlsruhe University, alma mater of the CEOs of Daimler AG, Bosch, Miele, etc doesn't figure on THE Alma Mater index, despite its prominence on the PROFESSIONAL RANKING OF WORLD UNIVERSITIES at http://www.mines-paristech.fr/Donnees/data03/334-10.-Classements.pdf

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