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The Financial Times reported Jan. 31 its annual rankings on global MBA programs for the first time (I had not seen before) publishes a ranking of MBA in CSR subcategory. Unfortunately explains criteria for the classification of subcategories. The criteria for the overall category are not very CSR say. The most important are the salaries of three years of graduate and rising wages as a result of MBA (40%). The other 18 criteria: 60% (gender diversity in students, faculty and board: 5%).

Interestingly subcategory was included among the traditional CSR Finance, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, International Business, Entrepreneurship and Management

Despite only 10 schools listed, the results of the qualifying leave some highlights.

Eight of the top ten are U.S. schools, one from Mexico (Mexico's IPADE fourth place! Congratulations!,) And one from Canada (in tenth place). I would have expected some of Europe especially the UK and Spain. I think it is noteworthy that the only qualification referred to specialized MBA programs in CSR, as in the UK there are excellent CSR programs are not an MBA. But it is still surprising that they are U.S. schools the best qualified.

The best described as the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame. The school number seven is Thunderbird, a senior English (Cabrera Izquierdo).

This is a great contrast to the general classification where the top 20 There are eight non-United States, including three from Spain, but none of these are highlighted in CSR. Among the top hundred three of Latin America in Mexico IPADE, INCAE in Costa Rica and the IAE in Argentina (It is interesting to note that four of these six schools are affiliated Catholic Latin America.)

In the third quarter of 2011 will more specialized qualification of the teaching of CSR / sustainability in business schools making the Aspen Institute (Beyond Gray Pinstripes). Let's see if we better. The previous year, Spain had three in the top 41, the ISEA in Venezuela at position 54 and EGADE Mexico Monterrey Tech at position 83.

Either way, it is noteworthy that CSR is regarded as one of the subcategories of the qualifications of MBA and is a Mexican school as the fourth among the elite.

CSR in business schools: We are making progress .