Financial Times ranks the EDHEC MiM 4th in the world in 2024

“With this spectacular 7-place jump, EDHEC finds itself among the world’s leading Masters in Management programmes,” said Tristan-Pierre Maury, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at EDHEC. “This performance spotlights the advantage of EDHEC’s strategy, which combines academic excellence and responsible growth. It's also a testament to the success of our graduates from standout programmes such as the Global Economic Transformation & Technology (GETT) programme with Berkeley’s Haas Business School and SKK, and the European GETT, with Imperial College Business School and ESMT.” 

Setting a new standard for excellence in management education

This new ranking validates the EDHEC MiM’s ability to deliver top-notch business and management courses that prepare students for the rigors of corporate careers and multi-national team leadership. EDHEC boasts an attractive salary progression and received high marks for career services and alumni networks. 

The 2024 FT MiM ranking also spotlights EDHEC’s overall academic excellence, including a diverse and multicultural faculty. The school received one of the highest scores for ESG and net zero teaching, a reflection of its mission to give students in all degree programmes the knowledge necessary to transform the global economy. EDHEC’s strategic plan, Generations 2050, sets out a bold vision to reimagine business education and the traditional business model to create a net positive economy that restores biodiversity and provides a better future for all. 

EDHEC received the highest student satisfaction score of France’s Grandes Ecoles, 9.21 out of 10. 

Evolution of EDHEC's ranking between 2022 and 2024 - FT MiM