Newcastle University

Popular UK public research institution Newcastle University is a part of the esteemed Russell Group. Most reputable academic organisations list Newcastle as one of the top 200 institutions in the world. Additionally, it was ranked below the top 50 universities in the UK by The Guardian and The Complete University Guide, two well-known UK sources of university rankings. It has been included in the top 200 universities worldwide for the previous five years, according to QS (Top Universities), Times Higher Education, and US News & World Report.

Newcastle's remarkable performance over the years has been maintaining its standards in every area while raising its standing. In 2016, the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU, Shanghai ranking) ranked the university between 301 and 400, but as of 2017, it has been ranked between 201-300. The university's standing in the US News, THE, and QS world rankings have also improved.
 

Reputable institutions, including the Association of MBAs (AMBA), EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), and Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, have officially accredited more than half of Newcastle University's degrees (AASCB). Newcastle is renowned for its degrees in business and finance. It has improved its standing in topic rankings, just like in university rankings. In its PG Business and Economics ranking, THE placed it between 176 and 200 in 2018 but between 126 and 150 in 2021. In addition, the QS Global MBA Ranking ranked it in the 201+ range in 2018. However, since 2020, it has been ranked between 151-200. This demonstrates that Newcastle has tried to enhance its instruction, research, and other performance indicators.

If you're considering studying business, management, or finance in the UK, check out The Guardian and The Complete University Guide's rankings. The top 50 courses in the UK until 2020, according to The Guardian's Accounting & Finance Rankings, are all located in Newcastle. Its place dropped to 56th in 2021. Newcastle's standing in The Guardian's Business, Management & Marketing ranking has increased. It was ranked 67th in 2017 but moved up 12 spots to 55th place by the year 2021.