Woxsen University reclaims global rank in QS Business Master’s Ranking 2025
Careers360 Connect | September 26, 2024 | 04:57 PM IST | 2 mins read
The QS Rankings 2025 evaluation was based on multiple parameters such as employability, alumni outcomes, leadership, faculty diversity, etc.
NEW DELHI : Woxsen University has secured the top position in the latest QS Business Masters Rankings 2025, for the second time in a row. The university is renowned for its industry-aligned curriculum, global perspective, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and industry partnerships. The university continues to be a platform for innovative research, transformed learning, and nurturing students, that contributes extensively to the contemporary business landscape, the Woxsen University statement said.
The university has been evaluated by QS Rankings on significant parameters such as – employability, alumni outcomes, thought leadership, value for money, class, and faculty diversity, the Woxsen statement added.
"Woxsen University has joined the ranks among prestigious Indian institutions like IIMs, XLRI, and SPJIMR, as well as international universities, demonstrating its progress towards becoming a globally renowned university," the Woxsen note adds.
Woxsen University: QS Business Masters Ranking 2025
Woxsen has garnered impressive QS rankings for its various flagship MBA programmes listed below.
Masters in Finance Programme
• 1st in India
• 13th in Asia
• Top 151+ Worldwide
Masters in Business Analytics Programme
• 2nd in India
• 9th in Asia
• Top 101+ Worldwide
Masters in Management Programme
• 7th in India
• 19th in Asia
• 151+ Worldwide
Praveen K Pula, founder and chancellor of Woxsen University said: “Making it in the QS Business Masters Ranking 2025 justifies the tremendous growth Woxsen has shown by the year, positioning us as a leading global higher education institution. This ranking highlights every effort put in by our students, faculty and all our stakeholders. The trust placed in us by our community fuels our determination to exceed expectations every time.”
The vice president of Woxsen University, Raul V. Rodriguez said: “Woxsen University has topped the charts in diversity, employability, and value for money in the QS Business Masters Ranking 2025, exemplifying our consistent efforts towards a diverse and inclusive learning environment. We prioritize equipping our students with new-age skills they need to succeed in the ever- transforming global job market, while also ensuring that our programs offer exceptional value for their investment. Woxsen’s commitment to these aspects has cemented its reputation worldwide as a leading university for business education.”
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