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RSB Executive MBA: a remarkable 21-place rise in the Financial Times ranking

RSB’s Executive MBA continues its upward trajectory. By securing 68th place worldwide in the prestigious 2026 Financial Times rankings, the program has made remarkable progress, climbing 21 spots since last year—a testament to the excellence of its academic and international standing.

An underlying momentum driven by specific drivers of excellence

A core dynamic driven by precise pillars of excellence. The Executive MBA ranking published by the Financial Times highlights RSB’s ongoing commitment, with this notable progression resting primarily on the continuous optimisation of its international outreach and diversity criteria.

Key drivers of appeal and performance

This remarkable leap is built primarily on the historical and distinctive strengths of the RSB programme:

  • Diversity and governance: The programme stands out remarkably in terms of gender balance and inclusion, achieving a relative 1st rank for the representation of women on boards (women on board).
  • International outlook: The school’s multicultural DNA is fully reflected through the excellence of its international faculty (9th rank) and international students (9th rank), as well as its international course experience, which rises to 3rd worldwide.
  • Societal responsibility: The thorough integration of sustainability and environmental transition challenges strengthens RSB’s capacity to shape visionary leaders equipped for global challenges.

A renewed ambition for tomorrow’s leaders

This historic progression demonstrates the relevance of RSB’s strategy and its ability to meet the complex demands of global organisations. By combining academic excellence, international exposure, and tailored support, RSB reinforces its standing among leading management institutions.

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