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27,5 percent of Germany’s HR managers think that University of Mannheim business graduates are best equipped for a career in business management. This makes the University of Mannheim Germany’s leading Business School. These results are based on the recent university ranking by the magazine WirtschaftsWoche, a renowned German business magazine.
Mannheim ranks No. 7 in the German-speaking countries. According to the Wirtschaftswoche, Mannheim Marketingprofessor Christian Homburg is the the most successful researcher in business administration with regard to lifetime achievements, Mannheim Seniorprofessor Martin Weber holds rank 2.
In the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2021 by subject: business and economics, Mannheim is Germany's No.1, #11 in Europe and #39 worldwide.
In the worldwide Masters in Management Ranking by Times Higher Education Mannheim is ranked #6 with its Mannheim Master in Management.
Masters in Management ranking by the Financial Times: The Mannheim Master in Management program is Germany's No. 3 and ranked 26th internationally. Mannheim is one of six German business schools represented in this ranking.
The Financial Times European Business Schools ranking publishes a list based on all FT rankings in the respective year. The Business School of the University of Mannheim ranks 21st in Europe (No. 3 in Germany) in 2020.
QS World University Ranking by Subject 2020: This year's QS Topuniversities “Ranking by Subject” ranks the University of Mannheim in the subject “Business & Management Studies” as no. 1 in Germany.
QS Business Masters Ranking, Management, 2021: Mannheim holds #25 worldwide and is Germany's #3.
According to the British business magazine The Economist and its Masters in Management ranking, the Mannheim Master in Management program is ranked 11th and thereby among the leading master’s programs in business administration worldwide.
The Gründungsradar 2018 of the Endowment Association and the Heinz Nixdorf Foundation ranks the University of Mannheim second in the category of medium-sized universities in Germany. The University of Mannheim therefore is one of the most start-up friendly universities in Germany. Besides the very good overall performance, the University of Mannheim especially received top grades in this year’s core field of “founding activities”.
The international research ranking is based on the number of publications in 24 leading business journals. Mannheim is the only German Business School in the top 100 (#97).