The Financial Times has published its 2022 ranking for Executive MBAs. TBS Education’s Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) is ranked 74th, a jump of 11 places from 2021. TBS Education’s GEMBA has been ranked among the top 100 MBA programs in the world every year since 2018.
The Financial Times is a leading source of information on business. The Financial Times publishes seven rankings per year for business schools and more specifically forMBAs, EMBAs, Masters in Finance, Masters in Management, online MBA programs.
The data is collected through online questionnaires based on information provided by the business schools and graduates of the programs.
“I am proud to see the strong progression of TBS Education’s Global Executive MBA, now in 74th place in The Financial Times’ worldwide TOP 100 (moving up 11 places compared to 2021). This leap forward reflects the cornerstones of our Inspiring 2026 development strategy: academic well-being, the school’s international influence, the upgrading of our four campuses in Paris and Barcelona (2022), Casablanca (2024) and Toulouse (2026). It also underlines the program’s academic excellence and the high level of expertise of our teaching staff (researchers, professors, or external practitioners), in line with its AAMBA accreditation.Congratulations to the teams in charge of teaching, deployment, and marketing on our various campuses, who are the driving force behind this international recognition. And thanks to our program alumni, whose career success has raised the flag of TBS Education and helped to achieve this ranking. To better meet the needs of future leaders and go further still, our school is working to enrich the Aerospace specialization in 2023 and to strengthen recruitment nationally and internationally.”– Stéphanie Lavigne, Managing Director of TBS Education
“I am proud to see the strong progression of TBS Education’s Global Executive MBA, now in 74th place in The Financial Times’ worldwide TOP 100 (moving up 11 places compared to 2021). This leap forward reflects the cornerstones of our Inspiring 2026 development strategy: academic well-being, the school’s international influence, the upgrading of our four campuses in Paris and Barcelona (2022), Casablanca (2024) and Toulouse (2026). It also underlines the program’s academic excellence and the high level of expertise of our teaching staff (researchers, professors, or external practitioners), in line with its AAMBA accreditation.
Congratulations to the teams in charge of teaching, deployment, and marketing on our various campuses, who are the driving force behind this international recognition. And thanks to our program alumni, whose career success has raised the flag of TBS Education and helped to achieve this ranking. To better meet the needs of future leaders and go further still, our school is working to enrich the Aerospace specialization in 2023 and to strengthen recruitment nationally and internationally.”
The Global Executive MBA is a 14-month RNCP level 7 program. It is designed for experienced executives wishing to strengthen their strategic leadership in an international context, particularly in the aerospace industry. It is an essential part of our training offer for today’s and tomorrow’s business leaders.
This training develops a 360-degree managerial vision and an understanding of the major challenges of the economic and business world. It also develops a high level of expertise in all management disciplines as well as managerial skills.
One degree and two possible specializations:
Business areas:
For more information, watch our Academic Director Laurent Besson’s video, or contact our team here.