Brock University\u2019s Goodman School of Business has ranked first among \u2018excellent\u2019 Canadian business schools.<\/p>\n
For the second year in a row, global rating agency Eduniversal has ranked the Goodman School of Business first among their 3 Palmes of Excellence league, which recognizes excellent business schools with reinforcing international influence.<\/p>\n
Eduniversal annually identifies and ranks the best 1,000 business schools in 154 countries<\/a>. Selection is reviewed annually under the guidance of the Eduniversal International Scientific Committee, using qualitative and quantitative data.<\/p>\n Schools are divided into five classification levels called \u2018Palmes of Excellence\u2019 according to internationalization criteria created by the committee, such as accreditations, major rankings, and memberships in academic or professional associations or partnerships. Schools are then separated by country and ranked within each palme level according to assessments made by the deans of the 999 other selected business schools.<\/p>\n For the past four years, Goodman has been within the 3 Palmes of Excellence league, steadily increasing its ranking from sixth place in 2017, to second in 2018 and back-to-back firsts in 2019 and 2020.<\/p>\n Goodman\u2019s recommendation by deans from around the world increased to 161 per cent this year, up from 123 per cent last year, 97 per cent in 2018 and 89 per cent in 2017.<\/p>\n “The significant jump in dean\u2019s recommendations illustrates Goodman\u2019s growing international reputation for offering excellence in business education,\u201d said Goodman Dean Andrew Gaudes. \u201cEduniversal\u2019s first-place ranking, coupled with the recent 2021 QS Global MBA Rankings placing our Goodman MBA program first in Canada for class and faculty diversity<\/a>, may be attributed to our School\u2019s mission to be a globally oriented and community dedicated business school with a diverse and inclusive community.\u201d<\/p>\n