Among b-schools, one of the chief metrics of research productivity and quality is the protocol established by the University of Texas at Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management. On a rolling basis, the school measures publications, including their authors and affiliations, in 24 leading business journals across major business disciplines.
The result is a ranked list of the top business schools by their contributions to research, with separate top 100 lists for the worldwide and North American business school communities, as well as a list of rankings by journal.
For the first time, the Culverhouse College of Business is on the list of the top 100 in North America, ranking #96. At 88th place in the United States, Culverhouse is also the only college in the state of Alabama to make the list.
Culverhouse Dean Kay Palan said, “This reflects a great deal of effort by all of our researchers to aim their scholarly work at the very top journals in business, and we all know that publishing in the elite journals is not easy.”
“Thank you and congratulations to all who have contributed to this accomplishment.”
Dr. James Cochran, Culverhouse’s associate dean for research, said, “It is gratifying to see this tangible public recognition of the Culverhouse faculty’s research accomplishments.”
The school’s complete methodology and the complete list can be found here.