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UK Top 10 for Durham University Business School Full-time MBA in QS Rankings 2018
Durham University Business School’s Full-time MBA has been recognised as one of the world’s top business education programmes by QS in the Global MBA Rankings 2018. The Durham Full-time MBA programme is ranked 8th in the UK, 23rd in Europe and 67th globally.
The programme has also been ranked 3rd in the world for Return on Investment (ROI). In this particular element of the ranking, QS considered a number of factors, including tuition fees, forgone salary and cost of living against the annual salary a student is set to earn.
Dr Julie Hodges, Associate Dean of MBA programmes at Durham University Business School says,
“Our programmes constantly evolve to best meet the future needs of potential students and the international business world. The positioning of Durham’s Full-time MBA as 3rd globally for ROI exemplifies the excellent value for money our students receive whilst studying on a world-class programme, and recognises the efforts we’ve made in recent years to ensure students benefit both academically and practically from the programme.”
Durham University Business School is one of the UK’s longest established business schools, carrying three internationally-recognised quality assurances (EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA).
The twelve-month Full-time MBA programme combines both theory and practical business experience to enhance students’ knowledge and capabilities in a fast-moving global business environment.
Students can tailor their studies to fit their career aspirations by following one of three pathways; Entrepreneurship, Consultancy and Technology, and are also given the option of completing an additional three-month internship after completing their studies with a prospective employer, helping to advance their career prospects after graduation.
For further information about the Durham Full-time MBA, please visit the Business School website.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Durham University Business School .
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