UK MBA programs are ranked highly in the world, with London Business School rated 1st in the UK and 4th in the world in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2012. A total of 8 UK business schools ranked in the global top 50 for their MBA programmes.
The Lancaster MBA is ranked in the Top 10 in the UK and 71st globally in the 2012 FT ranking. Birmingham Business School is placed in the top 100 with a place of 86th and as one of the top UK and European MBA. The Birmingham MBA has maintained their UK and European position in the FT, ranked 11th in the UK and 20th in Europe.
Durham Business School is ranked 94th in the world, 24th in Europe, and 13th in the UK. In addition, it is ranked 34th in the world for 'career progress'; 32nd in the world for 'international mobility'; 17th in the world for 'value for money'; Joint 11th in the world for 'international students' and joint 13th in the world for 'women students'.
The top 8 UK MBA programs are:
Rank, Name, (Global Rank)
1 London Business School (4)
2 University of Oxford: Saïd (20)
3 University of Cambridge: Judge (26)
4 Warwick Business School (27)
5 Manchester Business School (31)
6 Cranfield School of Management (36)
7 City University: Cass (38)
8 Imperial College Business School (46)
Source: Financial Times 2012
The Lancaster MBA is ranked in the Top 10 in the UK and 71st globally in the 2012 FT ranking. Birmingham Business School is placed in the top 100 with a place of 86th and as one of the top UK and European MBA. The Birmingham MBA has maintained their UK and European position in the FT, ranked 11th in the UK and 20th in Europe.
Durham Business School is ranked 94th in the world, 24th in Europe, and 13th in the UK. In addition, it is ranked 34th in the world for 'career progress'; 32nd in the world for 'international mobility'; 17th in the world for 'value for money'; Joint 11th in the world for 'international students' and joint 13th in the world for 'women students'.
The top 8 UK MBA programs are:
Rank, Name, (Global Rank)
1 London Business School (4)
2 University of Oxford: Saïd (20)
3 University of Cambridge: Judge (26)
4 Warwick Business School (27)
5 Manchester Business School (31)
6 Cranfield School of Management (36)
7 City University: Cass (38)
8 Imperial College Business School (46)
Source: Financial Times 2012
