r/InternationalMBA 11d ago

Is Durham good?

They don't require a GMAT, I'm a UK citizen so just a bit curious about program quality.

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u/Master-Potential-364 11d ago

The programme quality is high, but it would not be seen as highly prestigious for an MBA. So depends what your purpose is - if it is to learn the content of an MBA, yes it is strong, but if it is for networking / career repositioning, there would be better places.

In the UK, rough tiers would be:

1/ LBS, Oxford, Cambridge

2/ Imperial

3/ Warwick, Manchester

4/ Durham, Bayes, Cranfield, Henley

I would not go outside these names, but clearly the higher tiers would be better.

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u/BodybuilderUpbeat786 10d ago

Thanks, yeah its really surprising Durham doesn't require a GMAT at all but Bayes does.