Excelia Business School once again climbs the Financial Times World Ranking of Masters in Management, being ranked 36th best Masters worldwide and 8th best major Business School in France in the 2022 ranking
+ 6 places
For the fourth consecutive year, Excelia Business School has climbed the prestigious Financial Times World Ranking of the Best Masters in Management, now featuring in 36th place among the 100 business schools ranked. As was the case last year, it has moved up another 6 places. It is now ranked 8th among the French Business Schools that feature in the ranking.
Graduate support and graduate success: indicators on the rise
One of the unique elements that makes the FT a world reference is the importance it places on the input of graduates themselves and the data provided by the schools, which, this year, was validated by the FT’s own KPMG audit.
The continued progression of Excelia Business School in this year’s Financial Times ranking is not only thanks to graduate salary and graduate career development statistics, but also to the criteria assessing their level of satisfaction (‘Value for money’, ‘Aims achieved’, ‘Career service rank’):
- +16 places on average across all the above criteria
- +33 places on the particular criterion of ‘Career service rank’ (graduate support)
Bruno Neil, CEO, Excelia
