Leeds University Business School has been ranked in the top 100 full-time global MBA programme in the prestigious Financial Times rankings.
The Business School is ranked 94th in the world, 29th in the world for value for money and is one of only fifteen UK Schools in the top 100. Competition for a place is fierce – a number of international schools were ranked for the first time and some well known UK schools failed to make it into the rankings.
The Financial Times ranking is a critical tool for recruiting students and staff, and is an important measure of the School’s reputation.
Dean of Leeds University Business School, Professor Peter Moizer, said: “This result is a major achievement for the School and confirms that our MBA programme is not only one of the best in the UK, but one of the best in the world. The success reflects the dedication and hard work of colleagues in the Business School and I would like to thank everyone involved in this achievement”