UC Irvine MBA Rankings & Ratings

The University of California, Irvine (UC Irvine) is a top ranking public research university with outstanding ranking achievements in its MBA programs. The Paul Merage School of Business M.B.A. programs are consistently placed among the best in the world, including No. 1 in Southern California for its Executive M.B.A. program by Financial Times.

The Merage School offers four dynamic MBA programs:
- Full-Time MBA
- Fully Employed MBA (FEMBA) - part-time program
- Executive MBA
- Health Care Executive MBA (HCEMBA)

Rankings & Ratings:

- 44th in the U.S. and 74th globally for its Full-time MBA Program (Financial Times 2009).

- The Full-time MBA is placed 51st in nation and 15th for Information Systems (U.S. News & World Report 2009).

- The Full-time MBA program is ranked 44th globally for "The Best Global MBAs for Mexicans" (Expansion Magazine/Time, Inc. 2009).

- The EMBA Program is ranked 37th globally and 15th in the US. The School is rated 3rd for IT and 5th for e-Business internationally. The Faculty Research is ranked 24th internationally. The Percentage of Female Faculty members is placed 1st internationally (FT 2008).

- 3rd for Information Technology by Wall Street Journal (2008).

- According to the BusinessWeek 2008, the Full-time MBA Program is placed among the Top 50 nationally and among the Top 20 of all US Public Schools. The Faculty Research / Intellectual Capital is ranked 20th in US. The MBA Compensation 10 Years After Graduation is ranked 25th nationally.

- 1st in the nation. for percentage of women faculty (FT 2007).

- Ranked 45th on the U.S. Top 50 Forbes list of Business Schools with the Best Return on Investment (2007).

- 42nd regionally and 7th nationally for Information Technology (Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive 2007).

- 11th among US business schools for international diversity, according to the FT MBA Rankings 2006.

- 3rd for Marketing by BusinessWeek (2006).

- 9th in the nation for Executive MBA programs by Financial Times (2006).

- 10th in the country. for Health Care Executive program by Modern Health Care (2006).

- 38th in the Forbes Ranking based on return on financial investment in full time MBA programs (2005).

- 64th globally in the FT M.B.A. ranking 2005.

- 3rd in the nation for faculty strength by University of Texas (2004 - adjusted for faculty size).

- The Wall Street Journal ranked Paul Merage School of Business 4th in the nation for information technology.

- Rated 5th for faculty intellectual capital by BusinessWeek (2002).

World University Rankings:

- 46th in the world, according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2008 by Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Institute of Higher Education.

- 57th in the Webometrics ranking of World Universities 2009.

- According to the Times Higher Education - QS World University Rankings, it is placed 198th in 2006, 140th in 2007 and 132nd in 2008.

Author

Kelvin Wong Loke Yuen is an experienced writer specializing in education-related topics, with a strong background in teaching and training. He has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in education and creates practical, easy-to-understand articles that help educators, students, and professionals improve their skills and knowledge. Check out his profile on: LinkedIn.

Popular posts from this blog

Largest Universities in South Africa

South Africa is home to some of the largest and most prestigious universities on the African continent, offering diverse academic programs and fostering innovation across various disciplines. Among the top institutions in the country are the University of South Africa (Unisa), North-West University (NWU), the University of Pretoria (UP), and Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), each playing a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape of the nation. University of South Africa (Unisa) The University of South Africa (Unisa) is the largest and oldest university in South Africa, with a rich history that spans over a century. As one of the largest distance education institutions globally, Unisa stands as Africa’s leader in providing accessible and flexible higher education. It offers a broad array of internationally accredited qualifications, primarily through distance learning, making higher education accessible to a diverse student population across South Africa and beyond. Unis
Read more

Top Professional Accountancy Bodies

Becoming a qualified accountant is a highly sought-after career path that offers a wide range of opportunities across various industries globally. Aspiring accountants have several routes available to them, depending on their career goals, academic preferences, and personal circumstances. These routes generally fall into two broad categories: the academic route and the professional route. Study Routes to Becoming an Accountant The academic route typically involves pursuing a degree in accounting or finance from a university or college. A formal degree can provide a strong foundation in accounting principles, business practices, and financial management. Additionally, completing a degree in accounting may offer exemptions from certain parts of professional accountancy examinations, streamlining the path toward full professional qualification. Many institutions offer these degree programs on a full-time basis, but there are also flexible options, including part-time study, evening classe
Read more

Top Music Schools in UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the world’s most prestigious music schools, offering a wide range of programs that prepare students for careers in music performance, composition, education, and other related fields. These institutions are consistently ranked based on factors such as academic reputation, teaching quality, and student satisfaction. The Guardian University Guide ranks the Royal Academy of Music as the top music school in the UK in its 2010 league table, reaffirming its position as a leader in music education. Guardian League Table 2010 According to the Guardian League Table 2010, the Royal Academy of Music stands at the pinnacle of music education in the UK, followed closely by other renowned institutions. Here are the top 10 music schools as ranked in the 2010 table: Royal Academy of Music University of Oxford Guildhall School of Music and Drama Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama University of East Anglia (UEA) Royal College of Music University of Nottingha
Read more