Top Five MBA Programmes in the UK

Posted13 November 2017 MBA

The Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2021 is one of the most esteemed rankings of MBA programmes and business schools in the world.

An MBA is a globally recognised postgraduate degree which develops business and management careers and is highly valued by employers all over the world. It will open up many different networking opportunities and in most instances means a much higher salary.

Schools are judged across a wide variety of categories in the FT global ranking, including average salary after graduation and value for money, and you can learn more about the UK top five below. Want to apply? Arrange a free consultation with SI-UK Uganda today.

Top Five MBA Business Schools in the UK

1. London Business School

London Business School has been ranked the number one business school in Europe for the last four years (Financial Times) and offers graduate business programmes in finance and administration, in addition to MBA and Executive MBA.

What they say: "Benefit from London Business School's outstanding reputation in thought leadership and be challenged by a host of different experiences. Enjoy a curriculum that can be tailored specifically to support your career path and choose whether to finish the programme in 15, 18 or 21 months."

Course to consider: London Business School MBA

2. University of Cambridge: Judge Business School

The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest and most prestigious in the world and it offers a wide range of business masters programmes ranked in the world top 20 through the Cambridge Judge Business School.

What they say: "The University of Cambridge MBA is a consistently highly ranked and regarded MBA from a business school and university renowned around the world. It is a programme focused on experiential learning, with two live client projects and is proven to enable global and cross-sector career mobility for graduates."

Course to consider: Cambridge Judge Business School MBA

3. University of Oxford: Saïd Business School

Saïd Business School is part of the University of Oxford and offers MBA and other business masters courses in finance, law, financial economics and management study.

What they: "The University of Oxford MBA exposes you to a global connected network, a diverse student group and career opportunities, thought leaders and a rigorous academic experience. The diverse and vibrant Saïd Business School and wider Oxford community is here to support you through every step of your Oxford MBA journey."

Course to consider: Saïd Business School MBA

4. Alliance Manchester Business School

Alliance Manchester Business School offers a range of triple-accredited and flexible MBA programmes which include full-time, part-time and online MBAs. Alliance MBS produces world-class research and is ranked second in the UK for research power as per the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014).

What they say: "The Manchester Alliance Full-time MBA is one of the world's most practical MBAs. You will gain unbeatable experience for your CV by taking on three consultancy projects with real clients. It doesn't get more hands-on than that."

Course to consider: Alliance Manchester MBA

5. Warwick Business School

Warwick Business School is a department at the University of Warwick, a top UK university located in Coventry, England. The MBA programme at Warwick Business School is ranked 1st in the UK for pursuing a full-time MBA in The Economist Which MBA? 2021 Ranking.

What they say: "The MBA at Warwick Business School is truly transformational, developing you into a global leader who makes an immediate impact in business. Our inspirational teaching and innovative culture will give you the skills, aptitude and vision you need to start your own business, fast track to the C-suite, or to transform your career by redefining your next steps."