Nottingham Business School ranked in top 100 globally in the Financial Times 2019 Masters in Management rankings
NBS has been listed in the top 100 in the Financial Times 2019 global Masters in Management rankings – for the third year in a row.
By Helen Breese | Published on 20 November 2019
Categories: Press office; Nottingham Business School;
The Financial Times ranking for business schools is one of the most highly acknowledged and widely cited authority on quality and performance of institutions globally.
Schools must meet strict criteria in order to be eligible. These include the type of programme, volume of graduates and accreditation from AACSB or EQUIS.
The rankings are based on a collection of data sourced from two separate surveys. The first from participating universities and the second from alumni who graduated from the university in 2016.
An important measure that informs the ranking is the current average salary, and salary increase between alumnus’ first Masters-level graduate job and their current salary. International course experience and international mobility are two other significant criteria.
The Business Schools position in the ranking is a clear demonstration of the high-quality teaching and learning standards that are among some of the very best internationally.
Dr Alex Hiller, Director of Postgraduate Taught Programmes at NBS commented on the achievement: “NBS has a long-standing and successful MSc Management programme and we are delighted to be included in the FT’s Top 100 Global Master’s in Management ranking for the third year.
“Our inclusion in this elite group recognises our commitment to developing our graduates’ career prospects and international exposure and promoting equality and diversity across the programme and wider school.”
The Chartered Management Institute (CMI)-accredited MSc Management programme enables students to gain an outstanding understanding of core subjects allowing them to put theory and contemporary thinking in to practice.
Visit the course page to find out more.
View the full rankings on the Financial Times website.
Notes for Editors
Press enquiries please contact Helen Breese, Public Relations Manager, on telephone +44 (0)115 848 8751, or via email.
Nottingham Business School
Nottingham Business School is internationally recognised as a business school which combines academic excellence with impact on business and society. It creates globally responsible leaders through ethical, responsible and sustainable management education.
NBS subjects are ranked in the top 15 in the Guardian’s 2020 league tables. NBS is amongst the top 20 for both graduate level employability (DLHE) and for student satisfaction (NSS) and as part of NTU holds the TEF Gold award.
It holds international AASCB and EQUIS accreditation. NBS has held 4* overall QS Stars rating since 2013, with 5* in five categories for the quality of its curriculum, teaching, research, business connectivity and international links.
It is ranked in the top 95 of the Financial Times European Business School Ranking 2018 and its MSc in Management has also been ranked by the Financial Times as the 97th best Masters in Management in the world (MiM).
NBS is a PRME Champion, a status given to institutions which have contributed to thought and action leadership on responsible management education in the context of the United Nations sustainable development agenda.
It was recently reaccredited for the Small Business Charter (SBC) for the next five years, a mark of support for businesses and SMEs, engagement with the local economy and entrepreneurship education.
NBS provides a transformational experience for its students through personalised and experiential learning. Each student has their learning experience tailored to their aspirations through academic and industry mentors, analytics, and a comprehensive range of personal development and experiential learning opportunities.