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On Monday, September 9, the Financial Times published its global ranking dedicated to the best Masters in Management. IÉSEG enters the world TOP 25, ranking 23rd (+9 places) out of 100 institutions worldwide. Among French business schools, IÉSEG ranks 6th, and 1st business school offering a 5-year Grande École Program.

This ranking is based on 19 very different criteria. IÉSEG progressed on 16 of these 19 criteria, with very significant gains in Carbon Footprint (+47 places) and Career Center (+14 places).

IÉSEG also ranks among the world’s top 15 institutions in terms of faculty with a PhD , international faculty, female faculty, international course experience and the School’s carbon footprint.

After having integrated for the first time this year (at the 26th place) the Financial Times’ ranking dedicated to the best Masters in Finance and significantly progressed in the “Executive Custom Education” ranking to rank in 43rd position, IÉSEG once again demonstrates the excellence of its teaching, the expertise of its international faculty, the quality of its cutting-edge teaching and the recognition of its diploma throughout the world.

Furthermore, on the occasion of the publication of the “Masters in Management 2024” Special, Ingrid BIERLA, Professor of Intercultural Communication and “Track Coordinator” Personal Development, explained what IÉSEG implements to develop its students’ self-confidence (read here: Self-confidence climbs the business school curriculum).

For her part, Elina COHEN-PEIRANO, an entrepreneur who graduated the Grande École Program in 2024, discusses how business schools prepare women entrepreneurs to overcome barriers and biases (read here: Business schools target a fair start for women in start -ups).

Discover here the Financial Times Masters in Management 2024 ranking