Durham University Business School has been ranked in the UK Top 10 by the Financial Times in their European Business School Ranking 2019. The ranking, published today, lists the best business schools in Europe based on the combined performance of programme-specific rankings published by the FT, including the MBA and Masters in Management (MiM).

The Durham University Business School Full-time MBA has been ranked 7th in the world by the Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking 2019, which evaluates the extent to which programmes integrate sustainability knowledge and skills into business education.  

The Durham MBA (Full-time) has been recognised as one of the world’s top programmes by The Economist, in its Which MBA? Ranking Results 2019.

The 2019 Financial Times Masters in Management (MiM) rankings have placed Durham University Business School 50th globally. This represents a huge gain with the School climbing 17 places from 67th in 2018. The School’s programme is also ranked in the UK top five.

Durham Commission on Creativity and Education calls for shift towards creativity in education system Teaching for creativity in schools must be given priority so that we can equip young people with the skills they need in later life, according to a new report published today.