- Top 4 worldwide for “Career Progress” and “Carbon Footprint”
- More than 60% international students
The Financial Times (FT) today published its Executive MBA Ranking 2024. The Frankfurt School has risen to 2nd place in Germany (2023: 4) and 37th place worldwide (2023: 53). The business school was able to improve, among other things, in the categories “Career progress”, “Work experience” and “Research” as well as in the fields of ESG and diversity.
In the important categories “Career progress” and “Carbon footprint”, the Frankfurt School’s Executive MBA (EMBA) is ranked fourth worldwide, making it one of the top international universities.
In its annual ranking, the FT lists the world’s best 100 EMBA programs. It is based, among other things, on a comprehensive survey of graduates, for example on career development. Other factors include diversity and ESG criteria.
“We are pleased that our EMBA was able to reach fourth place worldwide in the ‘Career progress’ category. We warmly congratulate our alumni and are proud that they were able to use the inspiring momentum of their EMBA to successfully develop their careers.”
Dr. Barbara Drexler, Programme Director Executive MBA
“When designing the EMBA, we attach great importance to reflecting the constantly changing needs of the world of work. The many international EMBA students from different industries contribute to the global appeal of the program and the Frankfurt School.”
Professor Dr. Adrian Buss, Academic Director Executive MBA
The Frankfurt School Executive MBA is aimed at experienced specialists and managers from all over the world with proven leadership experience who want to deepen their management skills and expand their network across industries and countries. The proportion of international students is over 60 percent.
Very good ranking placements for the Frankfurt School in 2024
The Financial Times EMBA Ranking 2024 is another renowned ranking this year in which the Frankfurt School performed excellently.
In the UTD Top 100 Business School Research Rankings of the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) – the most prestigious research ranking of business schools worldwide – the Frankfurt School is ranked as the best university in terms of the number of published articles in relevant publications for the first time this year Germany listed.
The Frankfurt School also did very well in the QS World University Rankings 2025. Here, the full-time MBA reached first place in Germany (40th worldwide), the Master of Finance ranked second (45th worldwide), and the Master in Management ranked fourth (worldwide). 45) and the Master in Business Analytics ranked 2nd (top 60 worldwide).
In addition, the current university ranking by Wirtschaftswoche magazine lists the Frankfurt School in third place in business administration and seventh place in business informatics.
Manager Magazin has named Frankfurt School the best university for auditing in 2024/25 for the third time in a row.
