The Financial Times Online MBA Rankings 2022 have been released today and the Durham MBA (Online) is once again ranked in the Top 10 globally. We are one of only four schools to be ranked in the Top 10 for each year since the ranking’s 2014 inception.
The Durham MBA (Online) has been placed 7th globally, 5th in Europe and 3rd in the UK in the Financial Times Online MBA Ranking 2022.
In this prestigious ranking, the programme is also placed 2nd globally for both value for money and international mobility. Value for money is calculated looking at the current salary of graduates today, course length, tuition and other costs. The average salary figure (three years after graduation) of $161,214.
International mobility shows how the Durham MBA (Online) supports career progression around the globe, as this measures the extent to which alumni’s citizenship and work locations pre-MBA differ from those both upon graduation, and three years after graduation. To come second in the world for this measure, in such a competitive ranking, proves the international focus of our programme, and the ability it gives students to adapt and progress in their careers, whether it be in their role, industry or location.
The quality of the Durham MBA (Online) is further highlighted by the diversity of the School’s International Advisory Board, being placed =1st for gender balance and 3rd globally for international members of the Board. The programme is also ranked 3rd globally for international members of faculty, which is the percentage of faculty whose citizenship differs from their country of employment.
The global and diverse spread of our students, alumni, faculty and International Advisory Board members, ensures graduates are fully integrated into today’s business world. It’s becoming increasingly important for business leaders to recognise the complex ethical and social factors which surround them. The knowledge and skills our MBA graduates have, enables them to understand how to make operational and strategic decisions in a globally challenging business environment.
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