EDHEC Ranked 15th in Bloomberg’s Best Business Schools in Europe & the Middle East
EDHEC Business School’s Global MBA has been ranked 15th overall among European and Middle Eastern business schools in Bloomberg’s latest Best Business Schools ranking.
The Bloomberg ranking evaluates full-time MBA programmes across four key indexes: Compensation, Learning, Networking, and Entrepreneurship.
EDHEC progressed in the ranking and achieved strong results, placing 9th in Networking and 10th in Learning. These outcomes reflect the quality of connections cultivated among classmates, the strength of alumni engagement, the support of career services, and the school’s brand recognition with recruiters, as well as the depth and innovation of EDHEC’s Global MBA programme curriculum, with its strong focus on real-world application, problem-solving, strategic thinking, and mentorship. The school also ranked 15th in Entrepreneurship and 16th in Compensation. These results are based on MBA student and alumni surveys, as well as salary data reported to MBA CSEA.
This recognition underscores EDHEC’s ongoing commitment to delivering high-impact education, fostering strong professional networks, and preparing future and effective leaders.
With its distinctive 10-month format, focus on sustainability and innovation, and highly international cohort, the EDHEC Global MBA offers a transformative learning experience recognised by global rankings year after year for return on investment and career impact. The programme combines academic rigour with real-world application and offers a highly personalised learning journey with a focus on sustainable business innovation and leadership development
“These results reflect our ongoing commitment to delivering a high-impact MBA experience for our participants — one that is academically excellent, business-relevant, and designed to deliver true impact,” says Sandra Richez, EDHEC Global MBA programme director.
