Compared to the previous year, ESMT has moved up 14 places and shows the greatest ranking advancement of all business schools in the top 20. In the Financial Times' Masters in Management Ranking, ESMT’s program is ranked 7th globally for overall satisfaction and 10th for international mobility.  

“We have had an extraordinary year in which both our students and faculty have had to adjust to a completely new learning environment,” says Roland Siegers, director of the Early Career Programs at ESMT. “This makes us even more excited about the big leap we have achieved in the global ranking. The pivot to online and hybrid teaching has successfully gotten us through the past few months, and now we're really looking forward to having our Master in Management students back on campus full-time.” 

This week, ESMT is welcoming the latest MIM cohort to campus. The class, consisting of 119 students with 33 different nationalities, is composed out of 50 women and 69 men.