Depending on your budget and timing constraints, there are some good choices on mainland Europe too. Generally, you'll get the best networks from courses where you're on campus as much as possible, because networking is about your ability to mobilise the contacts of your contacts. I would certainly look at executive and professional programmes like WU Vienna. I'm a big fan of the Euro*MBA which gives you several alumni networks. Of course the FT Executive MBA ranking is also a great tool. In terms of traditional distance learning with a little campus time, if you can't be out of the country too much, then look at IE, Manchester, Warwick, Henley...
Depending on your budget and timing constraints, there are some good choices on mainland Europe too. Generally, you'll get the best networks from courses where you're on campus as much as possible, because networking is about your ability to mobilise the contacts of your contacts. I would certainly look at executive and professional programmes like WU Vienna. I'm a big fan of the Euro*MBA which gives you several alumni networks. Of course the FT Executive MBA ranking is also a great tool. In terms of traditional distance learning with a little campus time, if you can't be out of the country too much, then look at IE, Manchester, Warwick, Henley...