On Monday, 28th January 2008, the Financial Times published its annual ranking of the world's top 100 full-time MBAs. ESADE placed 9th in Europe and moved up three places to rank 21st worldwide. The business school has moved up in this ranking for five straight years.
In its ranking, the Financial Times takes into account the career advancement of MBA alumni three years after graduation, the diversity of the student body and the level of academic research.
ESADE once again placed among the top ten in two categories: 'Career Progress' (6th), which measures the level of responsibility attained by MBA alumni in their careers, and 'International Mobility' (8th), which measures the programme's degree of internationalisation. These gains reflect the perception of ESADE's value among alumni three years after graduation.
The results of this ranking are an indication of our business school's growing international prestige and an acknowledgement of everyone who forms part of the ESADE community: the trustees and companies, the students, the faculty, the administrative and service staff, and the more than 35,000 alumni working in 100 countries around the world.
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