Brandeis IBS ranked #1 by Financial Times
Our MA in International Economics and Finance ranked No. 1 in the U.S. for a third consecutive year by the Financial Times, profiling the Top Global Masters in Finance Programs that do not require students to have prior work experience.
“Our faculty works hard to ensure students receive a truly global educational experience that they can apply to careers anywhere in the world," said Dean Bruce Magid. "Finance is one our greatest strengths and we are excited that this has been recognized by the high position of the MA in this survey.”
In 2012, the Financial Times published a feature of the Brandeis IBS MSF program, applauding the school for “a rigorous quantitative curriculum focused on international business, a wide selection of courses taught by a faculty comprised of practicing managers and academics, and a diverse global student population."
A Princeton Review Top 300 Business School in North America
For the fifth straight year, The Princeton Review named Brandeis IBS as one of the top business schools in North America in its annual guide. (The 2013 edition ranks a total of 296 schools.)
The school has also been ranked highly in several specialty categories, including global management, finance and opportunities for women.
A United States National Research Council Top-50 PhD Program
The PhD program ranked among the top 50 of its kind by the National Research Council of the United States National Academies that collects and analyzes information about academia, public policy and national topics.
A top-16 Entrepreneur Magazine school for "eco-entrepreneurs"
Brandeis IBS was selected by Entrepreneur Magazine as one of the 16 best schools in the country for "eco-entrepreneurs."