Accreditation and Rankings
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Triple Accreditation
Triple accreditation, or the “Triple Crown”, is only achieved by a select few of the best business schools in Europe. Durham University Business School has the privilege of being accredited by the three most important accreditation organisations AACSB, AMBA and EFMD/EQUIS.
Full-time MBA Rankings
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86th World
Financial Times Global MBA (2025)
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36th for Career Progression
Financial Times Global MBA (2025)
2nd (UK) 13th (Europe) 67th (Global)
Economist Which MBA (2022)
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10th (UK) 31st (Europe) 101st - 110th (Global)
QS Global MBA (2025)
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27th (Global)
Corporate Knights Better World MBA (2024)
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AMBA accreditation service is the global standard for all MBA, DBA and Master’s degrees, currently accrediting programmes from the top 2% of Business Schools in more than 75 countries. Accreditation denotes the highest standard of achievement in postgraduate business education.
Online MBA Rankings
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Online MBA Rankings
9th (Global) 5th (Europe) 3rd (UK)
Financial Times Online MBA Ranking (2025)
2nd for Value for Money
Financial Times Online MBA Ranking (2025)
16th (World), 6th (Europe)
QS Online MBA Ranking (2025)
Masters Rankings
11th (UK) 34th (Europe) 60th (Global)
QS World University Rankings: Masters in Finance (2025)
8th (UK) 35th (Europe) 50th (Global)
QS World University Rankings: Masters in Management (2025)
7th (UK) 25th (Europe) 35th (Global)
QS World University Rankings: Masters in Marketing (2025)
4th (UK) 12th (Europe) 21st (Global)
QS World University Rankings: Masters in Supply Chain Management (2025)
6th (UK) 19th (Europe) 51st -60th (Global)
QS World University Rankings: Masters in Business Analytics (2025)
58th (Global) 48th (Europe) 12th (UK)
Financial Times Masters in Finance Ranking 2025
EQUIS accreditation ensures a rigorous quality control, benchmarking your school against international standards in terms of governance, programmes, students, faculty, research, internationalisation, ethics, responsibility and sustainability, as well as engagement with the world of practice.