The Financial Times today released its Masters in Management 2025 ranking, listing the world’s top 100 institutions. NEOMA Business School’s Grande École Programme ranks 30th worldwide, climbing four places compared to 2024 (34th), and reaffirming its international excellence.

More specifically, several criteria highlight the strength of the programme:

• International exposure: ranked 7th worldwide for faculty diversity and student international experience.
• Commitment to the socio-ecological transition: ranked 13th worldwide for carbon footprint reduction and 21st for the scope and quality of teaching dedicated to sustainability and carbon neutrality.

• Gender balance: with strong parity among students, faculty and governance.

   

“This result reflects the quality of our teaching and the relevance of our strategic choices,” comments Delphine Manceau, Dean of NEOMA. “It also confirms, through this 30th global position, that our Grande École Programme produces graduates whose skills are highly valued both in France and internationally.”