The University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School ranked among the world’s top business schools, placing #44 overall in a global assessment of research impact. The school also excelled in two key categories, ranking #20 for field-weighted citations, a measure of research influence, and #2 for faculty productivity.
The rankings, published by the Financial Times (FT), assess business schools based on the quality and influence of their academic research. Miami Herbert’s #2 ranking for faculty productivity highlights Miami Herbert’s exceptional output of high-impact research per faculty member. This recognition places the school among the world’s most productive academic institutions in business education.
The #20 ranking for field-weighted citations underscores the significance of Miami Herbert’s research on a global scale. This metric adjusts for differences in citation patterns across academic disciplines, showing that Miami Herbert’s research is not only frequently cited but also exceeds global benchmarks for influence.
“Being recognized for both research impact and productivity speaks to the extraordinary dedication of our faculty,” said Dean Paul A. Pavlou. “At Miami Herbert, we are committed to advancing knowledge that is rigorous, relevant, and resonates with the needs of society.”
These rankings highlight Miami Herbert’s thriving research culture and global impact, with influential faculty work driving critical conversations on business innovation, economic development, and sustainability.
“These achievements reflect Miami Herbert’s commitment to investing in faculty that produce high-quality, impactful research that addresses real-world challenges,” said Dhananjay (DJ) Nanda, vice dean of faculty and research. “The school has hired 27 research faculty and increased the size of our Ph.D. program by 50 percent over the last five years. These faculty are not only advancing knowledge but also influencing decision-makers and inspiring the next generation of business leaders.”
As Miami Herbert continues to gain international recognition, its achievements reaffirm its role as a leader in impactful scholarship. The school’s focus on research productivity, resonance, and relevance ensures its research addresses today’s challenges while shaping the future.
The FT rankings utilize a multi-faceted methodology that evaluates both the academic rigor of research and its practical relevance. For more information on the methodology use, click here.
