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IE Business School has been placed 12th business school in the world in the ranking of Executive MBA programs published by the Financial Times on Monday.

This result consolidates IE Business School’s international position, following 2nd place in the Financial Times Online MBA ranking (March 2018) and 3rd in Europe in the Financial Times European Schools Ranking (December 2017).

The Financial Times ranking looked at IE Business School’s Global Executive MBA, a program designed for senior executives with an international profile. The 15-month program combines periods of online training and classroom studies in Madrid, Singapore, Los Angeles and Sao Paulo. The Global Executive MBA is focused on management and team leadership to help executives deal with the challenges of globalization and digital transformation. IE Business School teaches the Global Executive MBA together with academic institutions such as Insper (Brazil), UCLA (USA) and Singapore Management University (Singapore). Some 90% of students this year are non-Spanish, with 17 years of average professional experience and who combine the program with their positions as senior executives at multinational corporations.

15 Oct 2018