The Financial Times today publishes its “European Business Schools 2025” ranking, which lists the 100 leading institutions in Europe. In this globally recognised benchmark, NEOMA ranks 28th in Europe, moving up four places compared with 2024 (32nd).

This ranking is based on the aggregation of several programme evaluations conducted over the year: the Executive MBA, the Masters in Management, the two Executive Education rankings (Custom and Open Programmes) as well as the MBA.

“This positive progression reflects the academic excellence of our programmes and the agility with which we continue to enhance them,” says Delphine Manceau, Dean of NEOMA Business School. “It also reaffirms the School’s position among Europe’s leading institutions.”