Financial Times Executive Education 2019: the top 50 schools

Iese business school is number one in the FT Executive Education combined ranking of 2019

June 2, 2019

Iese business school, based in Barcelona, tops the combined table for the fifth consecutive year.

Combined ranking 2019*: the top 50 schools, based on the rankings of customised and open-enrolment programme providers
Rank	School	Custom Rank	Open Rank
1	Iese Business School	1	6
2	IMD Business School	3	1
3	HEC Paris	6	11
4	Stanford Graduate School of Business	12	1
5	University of Michigan: Ross	11	4
6	Insead	13	5
7	London Business School	7	16
8	Essec Business School	5	21
9	SDA Bocconi	4	23
10	Fundação Dom Cabral	8	14
10	University of Pennsylvania: Wharton	17	10
12	ESMT Berlin	18	8
13	Esade Business School	14	16
14	University of Oxford: Saïd	24	6
15	Center for Creative Leadership	23	13
16	Stockholm School of Economics	25	18
17	Columbia Business School	38	9
18	Edhec Business School	10	40
19	Ashridge Executive Education at Hult	22	30
20	Henley Business School	30	27
21	University of Chicago: Booth	63	3
22	Ipade Business School	16	50
23	University of Arizona: Eller	15	53
24	University of Cambridge: Judge	35	26
24	Western University: Ivey	33	27
26	Incae Business School	26	36
27	University of Toronto: Rotman	55	14
28	University of St.Gallen	41	24
29	ESCP Europe	18	51
30	Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU	32	32
31	Vlerick Business School	29	39
32	Ceibs	37	30
33	University of Virginia: Darden	52	20
34	National University of Singapore Business School	26	44
35	Cranfield School of Management	40	37
36	AGSM at UNSW Business School	43	40
36	Gordon Institute of Business Science at UP	45	38
38	Aalto University	34	56
39	Insper	42	46
40	UCLA: Anderson	74	22
41	Eada Business School Barcelona	47	48
42	York University: Schulich	62	40
43	Indian Institute of Management Bangalore	57	49
44	Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad	49	57
45	EMLyon Business School	36	72
45	Nova School of Business and Economics	52	57
47	Grenoble Ecole de Management	59	57
48	Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics	54	63
49	Irish Management Institute	56	67
50	Tias Business School, Tilburg University	68	55

*This table is compiled from the scores underlying the Financial Times Executive Education 2019 open enrolment and custom rankings, rather than the final rankings; both sets of data are given equal weight, but the overall result is therefore not equal to the average of the two published ranking figures for each school.

Source: FT Research

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