MBA Programme Retains Prestigious Tier One Global Ranking
Newcastle University Business School has retained its Tier One ranking in CEO Magazine’s 2026 MBA Global Rankings for its globally recognised MBA programme.
27 March 2026
CEO Magazine has again placed Newcastle University Business School's full-time MBA programme in Tier One in its Global Rankings – the highest tier – showing the School’s continued dedication to education excellence.
This year’s global recognition is even more significant as it was CEO Magazine’s largest global benchmarking cycle to date. It included 340 programmes across 152 business schools and 24 countries.
Global recognition built on shared commitment and vision
Dr Lucy Hatt, MBA Degree Programme Director, said: “We are absolutely delighted to achieve Tier One Global status once again in CEO Magazine’s 2026 MBA global Rankings.
"Maintaining our position in the highest tier reflects the strength and consistency of our MBA community – our exceptional learners, dedicated faculty, and the many partners who support the programme.
"This recognition affirms our ongoing commitment to delivering a transformative learning experience that develops responsible, reflective and innovative leaders who are ready to navigate an increasingly complex global landscape.”
Professor Stewart Robinson, Dean of the School, added: “We are delighted to remain in the top tier of CEO Magazine’s Global MBA Rankings. This is a demonstration of the quality and transformative impact of our MBA programme.”
Shaping business leaders of tomorrow
Newcastle University Business School's AMBA-accredited MBA programme unlocks potential, giving learners the skills and knowledge to excel in the dynamic business landscape.
It is intensive and transformative experience, designed for professionals who want to:
- broaden their perspective
- strengthen their leadership capabilities
- engage with complex business challenges