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The University of California Davis Graduate School of Management has the highest percentage of women faculty among the top 100 business schools in the world, according to The Financial Times.

The London paper ranked the top 100 global business schools by a number of factors, including percentage of women faculty. While UC Davis ranked 80th for the business school overall, it grabbed the No. 1 spot for its 42 percent women faculty ratio. The average among the top 100 schools was 25.3 percent women faculty.

“We are deeply committed to diversity among our faculty, staff and students, and we will continue to be a leader,” Graduate School of Management dean Steven Currall said in a news release. “During the past two years we have strengthened our faculty even further by adding five outstanding women. As researchers and teachers, each one is a star, which reflects the strength of their intellect, their dedication and their education at other leading busess schools such as Harvard, Chicago, Stanford, Yale and Wharton.”

According to The Financial Times, the average salary of a UC Davis Graduate School of Management graduate is $112,125 – making it 67th in the value-for-money category.

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