Maryland Smith Full-Time MBA Program No. 31 in Financial Times’ Top 100 Full-Time MBA Program Ranking

Financial Times has ranked the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business Full-Time MBA program No. 57 in the world and No. 31 in the U.S.

In the 25th anniversary edition of the Financial Times Top 100 Full-Time MBA program rankings, Maryland Smith rose from last year’s rankings where it earned No. 85 in the world and No. 46 in the U.S.

The rankings are based on academic research output, salary increases three years after degree completion, student and faculty diversity, and sustainability, among others.

Maryland Smith saw significant improvement in weighted salary with a self-reported average of $150,997, an increase of 121% from last year’s rankings. It also made gains in value for money, career services and alumni recommendation rank.

This year, in conjunction with the school’s strategic priority to reimagine learning and prepare students for the changing business environment, Maryland Smith’s MBA programs are now STEM-designated for professionals seeking to work in business analytics and technology-driven enterprise.

The 54-credit program, designed to be completed in two years, boasts a diverse community of students from a variety of industries who learn from Maryland Smith’s top-ranked faculty and develop a strong foundation to succeed in all aspects of business. Upon graduation, they join an alumni network of more than 68,000 peers around the world.

For more information about Maryland Smith’s Full-Time MBA program, visit its webpage.