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ATLANTA — Five specialized master’s offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business are among the nation’s best graduate business programs, in 2025 rankings from the global education agency Eduniversal.
- Robinson’s STEM-designated M.S. in Quantitative Risk Analysis & Management is 1st among U.S. public university risk management programs, and 3rd among all U.S. programs. It is the nation’s only program combining financial modeling with a risk science focus.
- The college’s Master of Actuarial Science is 3rd among public university insurance and actuarial science programs, and 6th among all U.S. programs. The STEM-designated program is recognized for its excellence by the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society.
- Robinson’s M.S. in Commercial Real Estate is 5th among public university programs in the real estate and wealth management category, and 7th among all U.S. programs. Graduates earn ARGUS Enterprise certification, CCIM-University Fast Track, and Appraisal Institute Master's Degree Program designations.
- The college’s dual-degree MBA/Master of Health Administration is 8th among public university health-management programs, and 12th among all U.S. programs. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Management Education.
- Robinson’s Master of International Business is 11th among international management programs at public universities and 15th among all U.S. programs. Students can specialize in global supply chain and logistics, entrepreneurship and innovation, or global management consultancy.
Paris-based Eduniversal determines its rankings based on program reputation among recruiters, student satisfaction, and salary of first employment.
“We are thrilled that so many of our specialized master’s programs are held in high regard by our students and alumni, and that recruiters view a Robinson degree as a powerful credential,” said Brian Jennings, senior associate dean for graduate and non-degree programs. “Our significant investments in generative AI and other emerging technologies are directly reflected in our curriculum, ensuring that Robinson students are equipped with cutting-edge skills and knowledge to lead in the rapidly evolving business landscape.”
Learn more about Eduniversal rankings at best-masters.com.
