The Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung (Center for University Development) has compared 44 Master courses at universities in Germany and Austria—Munich Business School is one of three universities that reached top positions in all categories. Details

The education experts at India's most important newspaper, the Times of India, have evaluated 500 universities worldwide for the Global University Ranking. Harvard, Stanford, and the MIT are in the lead. Munich Business School occupies position 79 and was one of four German universities to make the top 100. Details

The German system of higher education is characterized by many strengths. For this reason, the CHE has re-evaluated the results of the conventional survey in a special ranking. Munich Business School takes second place among the universities of applied sciences in this evaluation as well.
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The Trendence Graduate Barometer gathers information on the satisfaction of students with their universities and their expectations with regard to career entry and further development. The findings of the Trendence Graduate Barometer 2011 have once again confirmed Munich Business School’s top ranking among German business schools.
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The international consulting firm, Universum, performed its annual survey between October 2010 and March 2011 and interviewed about 8,300 business students from 103 German universities. The subject of the survey was expectations towards their universities and their satisfaction in this regard, as well as their expectations and assessments with regard to the development of their own careers.
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Exactly 197 business courses for Bachelor students were analysed in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands – only two universities were better placed than the Munich Business School.This outstanding result confirms the reputation of MBS as a leading business university in German-speaking countries.

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The Munich Business School has repeated last year’s performance to secure eighth place in WirtschaftsWoche magazine’s annually published rankings. A total of 516 HR managers from German companies took part in the survey where they were asked about their views as to which universities best prepare their students to cope with the demands of their future professional careers.
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With top rating of five stars, the new “Junge Karriere“ Magazine Bachelor Rating (published in the March 2008 issue) gave the study portfolio of Munich Business School excellent grades. In cooperation with the “Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung” (CHE, Center for University Development) and the “Arbeitskreis Personalmarketing” (DAPM, Action Team Staff Marketing), the magazine took a close look at 124 business administration study courses at more than 70 German universities. The focus of the study was on the concrete professional skills students have upon graduation. In the overall assessment, Munich Business School landed in an outstanding second place nationwide.
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