The 2020 rankings for U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Graduate Schools” are out. Professional university programs in business, education, engineering, law, medicine and nursing, including specialties found in each college, receive a rank each year from U.S. News. However, other university programs are ranked every few years.

Here’s how the U performed:

• David Eccles School of Business
  • Entrepreneurship moves up seven spots, landing at No. 17
  • Full-time MBA comes in at 54th
  • Health Care Management: ranks 43rd
  • Part-time MBA leaps 16 spots from No. 60, to No. 44
• College of Social Work comes in at 44th
• School of Medicine
  • Medical primary care climbs five spots from 26th to No. 21
  • Medical research moves up three spots, to 38th
  • Physician Assistant ranks No. 4, up from 5th
  • Public Health comes in at No. 89
• College of Education ranks 64th
• College of Nursing
  • Doctor of nursing practice ranks 21st
  • Masters ranks No. 30
  • Nursing informatics ranks 6th
• College of Engineering moves up three spots to No. 55
  • Biomedical engineering/bioengineering ranks 38th
  • Chemical engineering ranks 56th, moving up 5 spots from last year
  • Civil engineering is up two spots, coming in at No. 65
  • Computer engineering ranks 49th
  • Electrical/electronic/communications engineering ranks No. 62
  • Materials engineering lands at No. 57, jumping seven spots
  • Mechanical engineering moves up a spot, to 65th place
• The S.J. Quinney College of Law climbs to 47th
  • Environmental law moves up one spot, to No. 8
  • Health Law ranks for the first time in its history, coming in at 36th
• Public Affairs moves up four slots to 68th

The rankings are based on a number of factors including expert opinions about program excellence and statistical indicators that measure the quality of a university’s students, faculty and research.

The rankings will also be featured in the “Best Business Schools 2020” guidebook.

To see the full list of rankings, visit usnews.com/best-graduate-schools.

The following rankings were not updated this year. The previous ranking stands:

• College of Engineering
  • Computer Science ranks 43rd
• College of Fine Arts
  • Department of Art & Art History ranks 131st
• College of Health
  • Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders (Audiology) ranks 48th
  • Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders (Speech Language Pathology) lands at 30th
  • Department of Occupational and Recreational Therapies comes in at No. 44
  • Physical Therapy ranks 20th
• College of Mines and Earth Sciences
  • Earth Sciences moves up one spot from 2014 rankings into 41st
• College of Nursing
  • Midwifery comes in at No. 9
• College of Pharmacy ranks No. 17
• College of Science
  • Algebra/Number Theory/Algebraic Geometry ranks 12th
  • Biology ranks 62nd
  • Chemistry rises two spots from 2014 rankings to land at No. 32
  • Mathematics ranks 34th
  • Organic Chemistry ranks 18th
  • Physics, last ranked in 2014, jumps four sports from No. 65 to No. 61
• Social Sciences & Humanities
  • Department of Economics ranks 83rd
  • Department of History ranks No. 98
  • Department of Psychology ranks 75th
  • Department of Sociology lands at 71st place
  • English Department lands at No. 60
  • Political Science Department comes in at 89th