Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking 2025: EDHEC among the World’s Top 30
For the third consecutive year, the EDHEC Executive MBA has maintained its position in the global Top 30 of the Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking, confirming its status as a leading programme in the highly competitive market for executive and entrepreneurial education. The programme also ranks among the Top 20 worldwide for career progression (up 10 places). This latest ranking from the FT highlights the programme’s ability to combine academic rigour, international outlook, personal and professional development, and strong career advancement outcomes.
3rd Worldwide for Overall Satisfaction and Alumni Network
According to the latest Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking, EDHEC ranks 3rd globally for overall alumni satisfaction and for the strength of its alumni network. The EDHEC Executive MBA achieved one of the highest satisfaction scores worldwide, with a rating of 9.82 out of 10 from its graduates.
4th Worldwide for ESG and Net Zero Teaching
The EDHEC Executive MBA also retains its 4th place globally for teaching related to ESG and net-zero issues. This criterion assesses the proportion of teaching hours dedicated to ethics, social and environmental topics, and to solutions enabling organisations to achieve carbon neutrality.
“These results above all reflect the exceptional momentum of the EDHEC Executive MBA and the coherence of our vision, said Véronique Carresse, Director of the EDHEC Executive MBA. “The programme has gained 25 places in just three years in the Financial Times ranking, and confirms its position in the global Top 30 for 2025. The career progression of our participants—now ranked 20th worldwide—demonstrates the relevance of our academic approach and our personalised support. Finally, the satisfaction of our alumni and the strength of their network, both recognised in the global Top 3, attest to the lasting impact of our community and the quality of the experience we provide.”
