The School of Education at UC Irvine has been ranked among the top 20 education schools in the country for the fifth consecutive year, placing in the top 10 among public universities. This is just one of several impressive rankings achieved by UC Irvine’s doctoral programs, which have once again been recognized for their excellence in the U.S. News & World Report’s graduate school rankings, published online today.
In addition to education, several other UC Irvine schools and programs received rankings in this year’s report. The full-time MBA program in Business was ranked No. 44, while the part-time MBA program was ranked No. 28. The Doctor of Nursing Practice program was ranked No. 66, and the master’s degree program in Nursing was ranked No. 41.
UC Irvine also excels in health-related disciplines such as computer science and public health. This year, it was ranked No. 27 in Computer Science, No. 60 in Pharmacy, and No. 46 in Public Health. However, programs in humanities, social sciences, social ecology, the arts, physical sciences, and biological sciences – areas in which UC Irvine is known to excel – were not evaluated this year.
Overall, UC Irvine is recognized as one of the top doctorate-granting institutions in the U.S., with over 6,000 students engaged in advanced scholarship and research. Rankings for engineering and medicine programs at UC Irvine will be released at a later date.
UC Irvine’s doctoral programs have once again been recognized for their excellence
