ESADE, 28th best business school worldwide and 10th in Europe.
In its Monday 14th May issue, The Financial Times published the international Executive Education ranking for 2007, listing the best open and custom programmes delivered by business schools around the world.
In the combined ranking of open and custom programmes, led by Duke University on a global level and by IMD in Europe, ESADE Business School has ranked in 28th position world-wide and 10th in Europe.
In open programmes, ESADE Business School has been ranked in 31st position world-wide and stands out for being one of the eight business schools with the most programmes developed in partnerships with other internationally prestigious schools and for its post-programme follow-up on programme participants.
In the custom programmes, ESADE Business School has been ranked in 33rd position, up 5 slots on last year’s ranking. It stands out for being one of the three business schools in the world with the highest number of programmes delivered in more than one country, and for developing custom-designed programmes with high-status academic partners (seventh position globally in this respect).
ESADE consolidates its position among the world’s top 10 business schools in Europe for executive education programmes.
