Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking – Frankfurt School climbs 21 places

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management has significantly improved its position in the Financial Times (FT) Executive MBA Ranking 2022 compared to the previous year and now ranks 62^nd worldwide (83^rd in 2021). This is the sixth year in a row that Frankfurt School's Executive MBA (EMBA) is listed among the top 100. In Germany Frankfurt School remains in fourth place.

In particular, in the category "Aims Achieved", which indicates the extent to which graduates have achieved their professional goals with the EMBA programme, Frankfurt School achieved a very good result, ranking 15^th worldwide. In the “ESG” category, Frankfurt School has improved as well, now reaching 47^th place. The significantly increased number of ESG-related teaching hours in the core curriculum, which now account for 25 percent of the total hours, is one of the key drivers of this improvement.

For its annual ranking, the FT examines Executive MBA programmes from 100 universities worldwide that are accredited by AACSB and EQUIS. Only five universities from Germany are included in the ranking, which is based on an assessment of a number of career, experience, diversity and ESG criteria.

The Executive MBA at Frankfurt School is aimed at senior professionals and managers with proven leadership experience who want to deepen their management skills, develop their leadership abilities and expand their network across industries and countries. In October 2022, Frankfurt School welcomed 51 new students to its EMBA programme.