Once again Financial Times ranking puts NBS amongst the top 95 business schools

for the second year running, Nottingham Business School has been ranked amongst the top 95 in the Financial Times European Business Schools ranking.

The ranking is a composite ranking based on the combined performance of Europe’s leading schools across the five main rankings of programmes published by the FT in 2018: MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Management (MiM) and the two rankings of non-degree executive education programmes. The online MBA and masters in finance rankings are not included.

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, so we are very pleased to be holding a position in the rankings.

This comes just months after receiving the rankings for Masters in Management. Our position in the ranking is a clear demonstration of the high quality teaching and learning that we provide to our students is amongst some of the very best internationally.

Baback Yazdani, Dean of Nottingham Business School spoke about the achievement -  "Nottingham Business School has now been ranked in two Financial Times rankings in the space of just a few months. It's a great achievement to be recognised as one of the top European business schools and we wouldn't have been able to achieve this without the commitment of our staff, students and alumni.

This important recognition moves NBS into an elite group of business schools worldwide and is further testament to the School’s rigorous and innovative standards of teaching and research, which are at the heart of its mission to combine academic excellence with impact upon business and society, developing responsible business leaders.

International Accreditations and FT top 100 rankings reinforce our national standing  and recognise Nottingham Business School as amongst the best globally and reaffirm our leading position as Europe’s top school for integrating personalised and experiential learning for all our students. We are extremely proud of our achievements of 2018 and we endeavour to rise up in the rankings in the coming years."

Visit the Financial Times ranking page to view the full list of business schools.