Management School enters America Economia Global MBA rankings
The University of Liverpool Management School has appeared in this year’s America Economia Global MBA rankings for the first time.
America Economia is a leading publication in Latin America which analyses business, economics and finance. Its Global MBA ranking incudes the most prestigious business schools for Latin American students, with 56 institutions from across the world featuring this year.
Schools are evaluated on various different criteria, including networking power in Latin America, innovation, multicultural experience, and international positioning in other rankings. The Management School performed well in the Selectivity and Innovation categories, reflecting its commitment to attracting high quality students and developing innovative learning experiences.
Elizabeth Maitland, Associate Dean MBA, commented “We are thrilled to appear in the Economia Global MBA rankings. This achievement affirms our mission to be a globally-connected Management School, whose transformative research and teaching places us at the forefront of influential knowledge leadership.
We have many MBA graduates throughout Latin and South America, working in a diverse range of roles and industries from finance, to media, and, of course, football and sports business. We look forward to welcoming many more Latin American students to our programme and our alumni network in the region and internationally.”
This ranking adds to the number of accolades the Management School has received in recent years, emphasising the value the MBA programme brings to students.