The Economist's Which MBA? 2021 Global Rankings have recently been announced, confirming Birmingham Business School's position in the top 90, rising 13 places to 69th globally for its full-time MBA programmes.
The Economist’s Which MBA? 2021 Global Rankings have recently been announced, confirming Birmingham Business School’s position in the top 90, rising 13 places to 69th globally for its full-time MBA programmes.
This is a great achievement for the School which has demonstrated improvements in key measures within the rankings such as the opportunity for personal development experience, the high quality education experience, and how the program can open up new career opportunities. The School is also rated highly for the potential it offers students to network, positioning at 24th for this aspect.
Within an ever-increasing competitive environment, as well as current challenging circumstances, Birmingham Business School is proud to consistently be included in the top 90.
Professor Catherine Cassell, Dean of the School, commented, “It is excellent to see Birmingham’s full-time MBA retain its place in the world’s top 90. This reflects our continued investment in all areas of the programme in recent years and our continued approach to improving and tailoring our programmes to meet the needs of the ever-changing global business environment."
Birmingham Business School offer a number of MBA programmes, including full-time, executive and online versions. The School is one of only a handful of the world’s business schools to hold the gold standard of ‘triple-crown’ accreditation from the AACSB, the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS).
