QS World Rankings, 2025
Saunders College of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology is nationally and internationally ranked and recognized. Saunders received several high rankings from QS World, which in 2025 ranked 1,503 top universities around the globe.
The QS World Rankings—the most comprehensive of their kind—"are compiled using a core methodology that employs a range of vital factors including student experience, university partnerships, research activity and faculty qualifications.”
Saunders stood out in several program categories, in many cases improving from last year’s ranking:
MBA:
- US Placement: 87, up from 101-150 in 2024
- Employability: 7, up from 17
- Alumni Outcomes: 33, up from 79
- ROI: 22, up from 28
Notably, many of Saunders’ MS programs received high global rankings across several categories:
- US Placement: 101+
- Alumni Outcomes: 78
- Value for Money 79
- Diversity, 76
- US Placement: 101+
Management: Technology Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
- US Placement: 141-150
- Value for Money: 45
- US Placement: 51+
- Alumni Outcomes: 41
These rankings strongly reflect RIT’s and Saunders’ core values of diversity, professional development, and scholarship. Being a university with five global campuses and over 2,400 international students, RIT is committed to having a global impact. Saunders gives students the opportunity to have a global impact no matter which program they choose.
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