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1. USA - Harvard Univ.
2. USA - Yale Univ. 3. Great Britain - Univ. of Cambridge 4. Great Britain - Univ. of Oxford 5. USA - Stanford Univ. 6. USA - Mass. Institute of Technology 7. USA - Columbia Univ. 8. USA - Princeton Univ. 9. Great Britain - Imperial College London 10. Germany - Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt am Main 11. China - Peking Univ. 12. Germany - Univ. Heidelberg 13. France - H.E.C. Paris 14. Japan - Tokyo Institute of Technology 15. Great Britain - London School of Economics 16. Great Britain - Univ. College London 17. USA - Boston Univ. 18. Switzerland - Univ. St. Gallen 19. USA - California Institute of Technology 20. France - École Normale Supérieure Paris 21. USA - Univ. of Chicago 22. USA - Brown University 23. Japan - Univ. of Tokyo 24. Canada - Univ. of Toronto 25. USA - Univ. of California, Berkeley 26. USA - Duke Univ. 27. France - École Polytechnique ParisTech 28. China - Fudan Univ. 29. Canada - McGill Univ. 30. Canada - Univ. of Montreal, H.E.C Montreal 31. France - École des Mines ParisTech 32. Australia - Monash Univ. 33. Australia - Australian National Univ. 34. Spain - Univ. de Navarra 35. India - Indian Institute of Science 36. Singapore - National University of Singapore 37. USA - New York Univ. 38. Great Britain - King's College London 39. USA - Univ. of Pennsylvania 40. France - Ecole Centrale Paris 41. USA - Dartmouth College 42. Great Britain - Univ. of Edinburgh 43. Spain - IE Univ. 44. China - Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ. 45. Usa- University of California, Los Angeles 46. Hong Kong - Hong Kong Univ. of Sciences and Tech. 47. Japan - Kyoto Univ. 48. Italy - Bocconi Univ. 49. Australia - Univ. of Sydney 50. Germany - TU Munchen |
51. Switzerland - Univ. Basel
52. Germany - Univ. Mannheim 53. Canada - McMaster Univ. 54. Sweden - Stockholms Univ. 55. Switzerland - Swiss Federal Inst. of Tech. Zurich 56. Canada - Queen's Univ. 57. Switzerland - Univ. de Lausanne 58. Belgium - Univ. Gent 59. USA - Johns Hopkins Univ. 60. Great Britain - Univ. of Birmingham 61. Germany - Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ. München 62. France – ESSEC 63. Switzerland - Zürich Univ. 64. Belgium - Katholieke Univ. Leuven 65. France - École de Management de Lyon 66. Australia - Univ. of New South Wales 67. USA - Northwestern Univ. 68. USA - Georgetown Univ. 69. Netherlands - TU Eindhoven 70. Great Britain - Univ. of Nottingham 71. Great Britain - Univ. of Manchester 72. USA - University of Southern California 73. Sweden - Goteborgs Univ. 74. Switzerland - Univ. Bern 75. France - ESCP Europe 76. Germany - Frankfurt School of Finance and Management 77. Denmark - Univ. of Copenhagen 78. Germany - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen 79. France - Univ. Paris Sud 80. Sweden - Karolinska Institutet 81. The Netherland - Rjksuniversiteit Groningen 82. USA - Carnegie Mellon Univ. 83. USA - Boston College 84. China - Tsinghua Univ. 85. Canada - Univ. of Western Ontario 86. Netherland - Technische Univ. Delft 87. USA - Cornell Univ. 88. Germany - Univ. zu Köln 89. Australia - Macquarie Univ. 90. USA - Univ. of North Carolina 91. USA - Univ. of Virginia 92. USA - Michigan State Univ. 93. Italy - Politecnico di Milano 94. USA - Arizona State Univ. 95. Brazil - Fundação Getulio Vargas 96. USA - Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor 97. USA - Purdue Univ. 98. Sweden - Handelshogskolan i Stockholm 99. Sweden - Lunds Univ. 100. The Netherland - Technische Univ. Eindhoven |
101. Japan - Waseda Univ.
102. USA - Washington Univ. 103. Finland - Univ. of Helsinki 104. USA - Texas A&M Univ. 105. France - Sciences Po Paris 106. Japan - Keio Univ. 107. USA - Brigham Young Univ. 108. Canada - Univ. of Waterloo 109. Hong Kong - The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong 110. Mexico - Tecnológico de Monterrey 111. Ireland - Trinity College Dublin 112. Brazil - Univ. de São Paulo 113. Mexico - Univ. Nacional Autónoma de México 114. USA - Univ. of Washington 115. Great Britain - Univ. of Bristol 116. France - Univ. de Paris Dauphine 117. South Africa - Univ. of Cape Town 118. USA - Brandeis Univ. 119. USA - Case Western Reserve Univ. 120. USA - Ohio State Univ. 121. USA - Univ. of California, San Francisco 122. USA - Univ. of Texas, Austin 123. USA - Univ. of Arizona 124. USA - Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 125. Great Britain - Univ. of Bath 126. Israel - The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem 127. Japan - Osaka University 128. USA - Univ. of California, San Diego 129. South Korea - Korea Adv. Inst. of Sciences and Tech. 130. Spain - Univ. Ramón Llull 131. USA - Emory Univ. 132. USA - Rice Univ. 133. USA - Univ. of South Carolina 134. USA - Vanderbilt Univ. 135. Great Britain - Univ. of Warwick 136. France – EDHEC 137. USA - Univ. of Florida 138. Great Britain - Univ. of Durham 139. South Africa - Univ. of the Witwatersrand, Johannesb. 140. USA - Rutgers Univ. 141. USA - Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Champaign 142. USA - Univ. of Maryland 143. USA - Univ. of Notre Dame 144. USA - Univ. of Minnesota 145. Japan – Hitotsubashi 146. USA - Univ. of Pittsburgh 147. South Korea - Seoul National University 148. India- Indian School of Business 149. Italy - Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa 150. Russia- Moscow State University |
Methodology
The research had as objective to answer the following questions: - what are the ideal qualities of a young graduate? - what are the qualities for long-term employment? - what universities produce the world’s best graduates?
The Global Employability Rankings and Ideal Young Graduate’ survey were carried out in two field phases.
The Ideal Young Graduate:
The first field phase took place from 18th May -7th June 2012. More than 2,500 respondents from 20 countries participated in the personalized online survey.
The countries represented are: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK and the USA.
Participants were recruiters selected according to the following criteria:
The Global Employability University Ranking
First Phase
The respondents to the Ideal Young Graduate Survey were also asked to vote for their countries’ top universities which resulted in the production of 20 national rankings each featuring in their country reports and collectively in the main report
Those respondents that were also involved in international recruitment were also asked to select their top 3 world universities for the Global Employability University Ranking. International recruiters cast votes.
Second Phase
Between June 2012 and September 2012, 2200 top executives ( Chairmen , Directors, CEO’s, MD’s ) selected amongst the top 1000 companies in 10 countries were also asked to select their top 3 world universities from the list of local rankings produced in the first phase, to which they could add any other names of their choices.
The countries selected for canvassing were Australia, Canada , China, France, Germany , Italy, Switzerland, Spain, United Kingdom, United States.
All the votes from both waves were compiled and a 50% ponderation from previous ranking was also included , thus giving a total of 11 655 votes.