NUS MBA retains Asia’s top spot in QS rankings for fourth straight year

The programme scored 87.3 out of 100.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) has retained the top spot in Asia for the fourth consecutive year in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Global MBA Rankings 2027.

The programme scored 87.3 out of 100, placing it 23rd globally amongst more than 400 MBA programmes assessed and 81 programmes in Asia.

The QS Global MBA Rankings 2027 evaluate programmes across five indicators: employability, value for money, diversity, alumni outcomes, and thought leadership.

NUS MBA ranked first in Asia and 23rd globally for employability, with a score of 82.7.

This was nearly double the global average of 43.2.

The programme also recorded a diversity score above 93 for its international faculty and student ratios, rising 21 places to join the 35th globally and second in Asia.

Its Value for Money score of 98.1 moved the programme up 18 places to 20th globally.

All five indicators scored above their respective global averages, including Alumni Outcomes and Thought Leadership.

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