BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : OCTOBER 18, 1999 ISSUE

WHERE BUSINESS GOES TO LEARN NONDEGREE EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

Who's the best at providing specialized courses for these key subjects? Corporate management development executives at 273 large companies pick their favorites

GENERAL MANAGEMENT 1. Harvard 2. Michigan 3. Wharton 4. Stanford 5. Kellogg	CUSTOM PROGRAMS 1. AchieveGlobal 2. Virginia (Darden) 3. Center for Creative Leadership 4. Duke (Fuqua) 5. IMD	MARKETING 1. Kellogg 2. Columbia 3. Wharton 4. Virginia (Darden) 5. Harvard	INFO SERVICES/ E-COMMERCE 1. MIT (Sloan) 2. Carnegie Mellon 3. California Institute of Technology 4. Stanford 5. Harvard	HUMAN RESOURCES 1. Michigan 2. Cornell (Johnson) 3. Minnesota (Carlson) 4. Penn State (Smeal) 5. Center for Creative Leadership
LEADERSHIP 1. Center for Creative Leadership 2. Harvard 3. Virginia (Darden) 4. Wharton 5. Michigan	INNOVATION 1. Stanford 2. MIT (Sloan) 3. Center for Creative Leadership 4. IMD 5. Berkeley (Haas)	ACCOUNTING 1. Wharton 2. Chicago 3. NYU (Stern) 4. Texas 5. SMU (Cox)	ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1. Babson 2. Wharton 3. Harvard 4. Stanford 5. Dartmouth (Tuck)	GLOBAL BUSINESS 1. INSEAD 2. Thunderbird 3. IMD 4. Harvard 5. London

HOW EDUCATORS SCORE THEMSELVES

Rankings of specific subject areas from a survey of 61 Executive Education program directors

GENERAL MANAGEMENT 1. Harvard 2. Wharton 3. Michigan 4. Kellogg 5. INSEAD

CUSTOM PROGRAMS 1. Duke (Fuqua) 2. Wharton 3. IMD 4. Kellogg 5. Columbia

BEST INDUSTRY SPECIFIC PROGRAMS (for managers of a specific industry or profession) 1. Michigan 2. Harvard 3. Wharton 4. Kellogg 5. Southern Methodist