The MSc in International Strategic Management is the only nine-month programme remaining on the ranking – a strong achievement given that longer programmes generally provide more time to meet the indicators measured by the Financial Times.
Programme director Ulf Ramberg highlights several strong results in this year’s ranking. The alumni network ranking has improved significantly, while overall satisfaction has increased and is now at a level comparable with the highest-ranked programmes. The programme also continues to perform well in ESG and carbon footprint. At the same time, the share of international students has increased significantly, further strengthening the programme’s international profile.
The Financial Times Masters in Management ranking covers programmes worldwide and is based on data from schools and alumni three years after graduation, including factors such as salary, career progression, international mobility, diversity and alumni networks.
Remaining on this global ranking is a strong achievement and reflects the continued international standing of the programme and its graduates.
Congratulations and thank you to all students, faculty, staff, corporate partners and alumni who contribute to the continued development and success of the programme.
