Saunders Master’s Programs Ranked Highly by QS World 2024
Saunders College of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology is nationally and internationally ranked and recognized. Saunders received several prestigious recognitions from TopUniversities.com QS Business Master’s Rankings 2024 and Global MBA Rankings 2024. QS World annually ranks top universities around the globe. This is Saunders’ third year in a row participating in these internationally recognized rankings.
QS World ranks business programs based on five weighted criteria: employability (40%), return on investment (20%), entrepreneurship and alumni outcomes (15%), thought leadership (15%), and class and faculty diversity (10%).
Among thousands of business school worldwide, many of Saunders’ master’s programs received high global rankings across several categories:
- MS in Business Analytics ranked 51-60 for Diversity and 101+ overall globally.
- MS in Finance ranked 151+ globally.
- MS in Technology Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship ranked 23rd in Return on Investment and 131-140 globally.
- MS in Global Supply Chain Management ranked 36th in Alumni Outcomes and 51+ globally.
- MBA ranked 251+ among Global MBA programs from around the world.
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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