The best business schools in Latin America

No.1 ranking in the ITAM of Mexico, which improves from fifth place last year appears. The next thing until this year ranked first, INCAE Alajuela / Managua. The third position is for other business school improved dramatically: UA Ibanez of Santiago, progressing from sixth. The fourth place is for the first Business School in Brazil, FGV - EAESP of Sao Paulo. And the fifth to PUC CHILE Santiago.

The first Colombian UNIANDES is in sixth place; the best Argentina Buenos Aires IAE in the ninth. The best Venezuelan IESA in the eleventh position. And the two Peruvian CENTRUM ESAN and occupy the fourteenth and fifteenth respectively.

MBA Latin America

Latin America has traditionally imported more MBA graduates than it produces; with little cross-border movement from those who it do study there. As a result, there are a relatively low number of business schools in the region that have been able to develop a strong international reputation, forming a striking contrast with Asia, which a decade ago was in similar position.  However, as the region grows economically and the MBA becomes more entrenched as a qualification, this by no means will remain the case.  

MBA Latin America should focus on schools and so economic growth will be much higher.