U.S. News & World Report ranks Broad No. 1 in supply chain management/logistics for 15th year

For the 15th consecutive year, the Eli Broad College of Business is No. 1 for supply chain management/logistics in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Undergraduate Business Programs rankings. This most recent ranking builds on over two decades of excellence, with Broad supply chain/logistics programs ranking in the top 2 for the past 25 years.

Broad also ranked in the top 25 schools for business overall and is ranked at No. 14 among public universities for 2026. This rise in the rankings reflects the college’s commitment to cultivating excellence in the next generation of global business leaders through boundary-pushing research, participative learning experiences and meaningful community engagement.

“We are proud to see our undergraduate programs recognized among the nation’s best,” Richard Spreng, associate dean for undergraduate programs, said. “This achievement reflects the drive and ambition of our students as well as the dedication of our faculty and staff. At Broad, we remain committed to preparing Spartans who are ready to thrive in today’s business world and lead in the future.”

Complementing a strong overall ranking, the Broad College continues to excel in specialty fields, with several programs recognized among the best:

• No. 7 in Production/Operations, and No. 4 among public universities
• No. 16 in Management, and No. 10 among public universities; Broad has been ranked in the top management programs for over 10 years
• No. 21 in International Business (a rise from No. 29 in 2025), and No. 9 among public universities
• No. 22 in Accounting (a rise from No. 25 in 2025), and No. 13 among public universities; Broad has been ranked in the top accounting programs for 25 consecutive years

These achievements underscore Broad’s commitment to cultivating world-class learning experiences, fueling innovation and empowering leaders who make an impact. With upward momentum and proven strength across disciplines, the college continues to influence the future of education and industry.

“Broad’s prominence in national rankings represents important milestones along our journey toward the college’s vision for excellence,” David Souder, Eli and Edythe L. Broad Dean, said. “They reflect how Broad Spartans work together to generate ideas, experiences and connections that make a lasting impact on students, business and society worldwide.”