Financial Times 2024: MBS comes 47th best Master’s in Management in the world, up 4 places.
On Monday 9 September, the Financial Times published its 2024 ranking of the world’s best Masters in Management degrees. After moving up 5 places last year, the MBS Grande Ecole Programme is ranked 47th in the world this year, up a further 4 places.
The methodology for this leading international ranking remains unchanged
As in previous years, the Financial Times has based its rankings on a rigorous and unchanged methodology. The British daily relies mainly on feedback from graduates, who are surveyed three years after completing their studies, to assess criteria relating to professional insertion, career development, internationalisation of the school, diversity, academic quality and faculty performance.
The strengths of MBS highlighted in this ranking
The 4-place rise in the ranking of MBS’s Grande Ecole Programme highlights several strong points: the return on investment of the degree thanks to the “alternance”, the integration of courses dedicated to CSR throughout the curriculum (ranked 15th in the world), the internationalisation of the teaching staff, and the parity within its classes and faculty.
MBS continues to distinguish itself in the field of research. This year, the school was ranked 20th in the world in the prestigious US News ‘Economics and Business’ rankings, making it the leading French school in this field.
The distinctive feature of the MBS Grande Ecole Programme is its ability to adapt to the challenges of the economic transition, with the reform of its Act for Change excellence programme, and to meet students’ needs, in particular by offering them the opportunity to spend a semester abroad during their first year.
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