Taylor's University Recognised in QS Global Rankings 2027 for MBA and Master of Management

16 Sep 2026

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Taylor's University has reaffirmed its standing in global postgraduate business education, with two programmes recognised in the latest rankings released by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is ranked 19th in Asia, an improvement on its position in the previous edition and a reflection of its growing influence across the region. Globally, the programme is ranked 151–160 in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2027, placing Taylor's among the world's top 160 MBA providers.

The Master of Management enters the QS Master's in Management Rankings 2027 at 151–200 globally, placing the programme among the world's top 200 in its first year of participation.

Excellence Across Key Indicators

The MBA's ranking reflects strong performance across the indicators QS weighs most heavily. The programme achieved a 100 percent graduate employment rate, demonstrating its close links with industry and its ability to prepare students for successful careers. In the area of entrepreneurship, it earned a score of 97.6 out of 100, showcasing its commitment to nurturing innovative and enterprising leaders.

The programme also improved to 53rd globally for diversity, placing it among the top five in Asia for this indicator and reflecting the inclusive and international learning environment Taylor's has cultivated. Employer reputation, the most heavily weighted measure in the ranking, rose year-on-year, with the programme's overall score placing it ahead of 64.2 percent of ranked MBA programmes worldwide.

A Global Debut for the Master of Management

Designed for early-career graduates entering management, the Master of Management was evaluated alongside 256 programmes across 50 locations worldwide. Employability emerged as its strongest pillar, ranked 70th globally and supported by a 100 percent graduate employment rate. The programme also recorded a research impact score of 95.2 out of 100 and 81.8 for the proportion of faculty holding a PhD, reflecting the academic depth behind its teaching. Its diversity score of 66.4 places it above the global average, with a student gender ratio score of 94.3.

These results underscore the university's continued dedication to academic excellence, industry relevance and global impact, and reflect Taylor's commitment to equipping its graduates with the knowledge and values needed to lead with purpose in business and society.

Inspired by what's next in business? Discover how Taylor's Master of Business Administration and Master of Management programmes can help you build the expertise, experience and perspective to lead with purpose.

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