ESADE among the ten best in the ranking of open enrolment programmes and in 12th place in custom designed programmes for corporate training programmes in Europe
In its 15th May edition, the Financial Times has published the Executive Education international ranking for 2006, which weighs up open and custom programmes offered by business schools around the world.
In open programmes, ESADE Business School has been placed 30th in the world-wide ranking and continues to rank among the top 10 in Europe. ESADE has received a special mention for being one of the top three business schools with most programmes developed through partnering with other internationally prestigious schools.
In custom programmes, ESADE Business School has been placed 38th in the world-wide ranking and 12th in Europe, and has been valued for being one of the world's five business schools with the highest number of programmes taught in more than one country.
In the combined ranking for both programmes, led by Duke University on a world-wide level and by IMD on a European level, ESADE Business School has been ranked 30th in the world and 11th in Europe. As a result, ESADE continues to rank among the top 30 business schools in the world for management development and training programmes.
