Our Business School has again performed strongly in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2026 ranking, placing 60th globally and 11th in the UK.
This result reinforces our leading position within a highly competitive global market and reflects continued strength in key areas of the programme.
Student experience and global outlook
The School performed strongly in areas linked to the student experience and the long-term value of the programme.
These results highlight the strength of support available to students and the reach of Durham’s global community. They also reflect the School’s focus on sustainability and responsible finance.
Graduate outcomes and long-term value
Our graduates continue to achieve excellent outcomes, with average salaries rising to US $62,208 within three years of graduation.
This growth reflects improving outcomes for graduates and the long-term value of a Durham degree.
A globally recognised programme
Durham’s continued presence towards the top of the Financial Times Masters in Finance ranking highlights the strength of the programme in a competitive global market.
This is supported by strong results across the QS World University Rankings 2026. The Business School ranks 61st globally for Masters in Finance, 42nd for Management and 35th for Marketing. It also performs strongly in specialist areas, including 22nd for Supply Chain Management and 50th for Business Analytics.
Together, these rankings reflect the quality and global reputation of Durham’s postgraduate business programmes.
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