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The QS ranking places UCAM’s MBAs among Europe’s best

Its ‘Global MBA Rankings 2027’ places UCAM’s Master’s Degree in Business Administration (both on-campus and online) 83rd in Europe, highlighting a 100% graduate employment rate and the diversity of its students

A group of students at UCAM HiTech, the technological innovation and business acceleration hub of UCAM
A group of students at UCAM HiTech, the technological innovation and business acceleration hub of UCAM

QS, the world’s most highly regarded university ranking, has published the results of its ‘Global MBA Rankings 2027’, which assesses these programmes internationally. UCAM’s Master’s Degree in Business Administration (both on-campus and online), offered by its Faculty of Economics and Business, are among the best in Europe in the ranking.

Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), the organisation specialising in the analysis and ranking of higher education institutions worldwide, had already awarded UCAM five stars in its Stars Rating. It has now included the University in its QS Global MBA Rankings 2027 for the first time, placing it in the 251-300 band worldwide and 83rd in Europe.

International appeal

The ranking particularly highlights UCAM in the ‘Diversity’ indicator, placing it above average. UCAM is set to exceed 23,000 students this academic year, 21% of whom are international students from 135 countries. Final figures are not yet available, however, as enrolment remains open for many Bachelor’s and, in particular, postgraduate programmes that begin after September. UCAM also offers more English-taught programmes than any other university in the Region of Murcia and is among the leading universities in Spain in this respect, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Outstanding professionals

Another area in which QS highlights UCAM’s MBAs is ‘Employability’, with 100% of graduates finding employment. This reflects UCAM’s educational model, which enables students to complete a well-rounded education, developing both professional and personal skills so they can enter the labour market in the best possible position. UCAM’s strong graduate employability has also been recognised in other rankings. In its latest report, Fundación CYD notes that UCAM graduates secure better jobs and are more entrepreneurial. In this context, UCAM has launched ‘UCAMemprende’ this academic year, a new initiative designed to bring entrepreneurship and professional skills development to all its students, boosting employability and job creation.