Business School MBA programme recognised amongst the world's most sustainable
Newcastle University Business School has achieved a top 40 ranking in the Better World MBA 2022 rankings.
25 November 2022
Newcastle University Business School has achieved a top 40 ranking in the Better World MBA 2022 rankings.
The annual rankings recognise the School’s full-time MBA programme as one of the top programmes in the world at instilling holistic purpose in leaders, ensuring they have the skills, tools and values to build a more inclusive, healthier economy that’s beneficial to society and in harmony with the natural world.
The programme also achieved the highest tier status in CEO Magazine’s MBA Global Rankings for three consecutive years earlier this year.
Rebecca Casey, MBA Programme Lead at the Business School said: “We are delighted with this achievement. The School is passionate about integrating sustainability knowledge and skills into management education. Our advancement in these rankings reflects the fantastic diversity of faculty and research embedded within teaching and learning experience on the full-time MBA programme.”
Our MBA sets students apart
The MBA programme at Newcastle offers students the opportunity to develop their knowledge, ability and ambition to shape the future of an organisation and their career.
It offers a truly transformative leadership experience, where learners immerse themselves into the world of business to become leaders for the future.
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Students learn and grow with global achievers
Our students learn in small cohort sizes whilst sharing experiences within a student body that is truly diverse. We recruit a cohort of students who are carefully chosen through interview for their diversity of experience and potential contribution.
Learners will develop the capabilities and knowledge to set them apart in any industry or entrepreneurial venture, by honing their leadership skills, critical thinking, and communication, whilst also working to improve their performance through a range of modules. Tackling sustainability challenges as integral to our programme.
Jo Clark, Deputy Degree Programme Director on the MBA programme, explained: “Our students have the opportunity to learn from leading academics in studying sustainability issues. In addition, we embed challenges aligned with the UNSD goals into many elements of our programme. Students work with external organisations such as our University strategic partner Northumbrian Water Ltd, to support them in achieving net zero targets.”
Our students have the opportunity to learn from leading academics in studying sustainability issues. In addition, we embed challenges aligned with the UNSD goals into many elements of our programme.