Durham University Business School

Overview

Durham University Business School (DUBS) is the part of Durham University, the fifth best university in the UK. The business school holds triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS and is consistently ranked in the top 100 business schools in the world.

The MBA at Durham University Business School is designed to transform you into a business leader. The programme consists of core modules such as Accounting and Finance, Marketing, Strategic Management and more, after which there is an option to personalise the MBA with different pathways such as  entrepreneurship, consultancy or technology.

Apart from the MBA, Durham also offer Masters programmes in accounting, economics, finance, Islamic finance, management and marketing.

Services for International Students

Libraries are located throughout the University with generous opening times, seven days a week. The Information Technology Service offers networked services in both campuses, with over 1,200 personal computers in classrooms and open access locations.

Ranking

Durham Business School is currently ranked 75th in the Financial Times Ranking 2017 and 67th in The Economist. It's also ranked 7th for 'value for money' by the Financial Times and ranked 20th for 'personal development and educational experience.'

The Online MBA has also been recognised as one of the world’s top programmes by the Financial Times and placed 2nd in the UK, and 5th globally.

Accommodation

The college system offers a range of accommodation options for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Durham University colleges provide activities and facilities for study, sports, the arts, socialising, relaxation and welfare. Generally, students will live in their college for the first year, move into private accommodation in their second year and then have the option of returning to the college halls for their final year of study.

Location

Durham is situated in north east England, and is one of the most picturesque cities in the UK. The skyline is dominated by the 11th Century cathedral and castle, which is a world heritage site. Durham has a range of shops and restaurants, with a daily indoor market and a much larger outdoor market twice a week.