Higher education company Quacquarelli Symonds, QS, has presented its latest ranking of the best universities according to The quality of careers offered in five fields, arts and humanities, technology and engineering, life sciences and medicine, natural sciences, social sciences and management.
Within these large fields there are 55 fields of a specific nature, including business, management, and economics. Subordinate 1,500 universities evaluated in 96 countries around the world, those in the top five in business administration are Harvard University with a score of 96.4, Then INSEAD with a score of 93.6, and the London Business School (92.5), Stanford University (92.4) And Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with 92.3.
Then there is the University of Oxford (90.9), the University of Pennsylvania (90.8), the University of Cambridge (90.7), and Bocconi University in Italy (90.6).), and National University of Singapore (89.5).
Of these, four are from the US and three are from the UK, showing that they are the dominant countries in universities offering the best business programmes; In the field of economics, this will be more clear, because they are the only countries entering the summit.
There is the University of Chicago (4th place with 93.8), Princeton University (5th place with 92.9), University of California, Berkeley (6th place with 92.6), London School of Economics and Political Science (7th place with 91.8) Yale University (8th place, 91.0) are new entrants to the best, and other universities are also ranked at the top in business administration.
Order changes
The positions in relation to the 2023 rankings saw slight variations, and in the field of business the top five positions were maintained and In sixth place is Oxford, which ranked ninth last year.
In seventh place was the University of Pennsylvania, which fell one place due to Oxford’s rise. Bocconi University fell to ninth place, after reaching seventh place in 2023. In tenth place comes the National University of Singapore, which last year achieved 13th place. In economics, there was only one change, which was that the University of Cambridge entered tenth place, rising two places compared to 2023.
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