07/09/2026
We're number 1 in the UK yet again for Masters in Management. What a way to welcome our new MIM students to Campus today! ✨🥰
#6 worldwide 🏆 rises in the Financial Times MiM 2026 ranking
ESCP’s Master in Management (MiM) has been ranked 6th worldwide in the Financial Times 2026 ranking, moving up one place from 2025. It also ranks 1st across the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Italy and Poland, 3rd in France, and 5th in Europe 🌐
The result reflects the international scope at the heart of our European model. The MiM ranks 4th globally for international course experience and has the most international student cohort, at 98%, and faculty, at 94%, among the global top 10.
💬 “Our students learn across countries, cultures and disciplines, but what matters most is what they do with that experience: developing the judgement, adaptability and ambition to navigate change and make a positive contribution wherever their careers take them,” says ESCP’s Executive President and Dean, Thomas Jeanjean.
With more than 1,200 students graduating every year — the largest cohort among the FT MiM top 100 — ESCP’s MiM has the scale to make a meaningful impact across organisations, industries and countries worldwide.
“Our aim is to equip graduates with the ability to combine strong expertise across functions and sectors with new capabilities, including the effective and responsible use of AI,” says Prof. Yannick Meiller, Associate Dean of the Master in Management programme at ESCP.
Across two years and two to five European countries, students can shape their academic journey through more than 70 specialisations and 55 dual degree partnerships. As technology transforms the workplace, the programme has also introduced specialisations in Consulting in the Age of AI, Cyber Risk Management and the New Space Economy.
🔗 Read more on ESCP’s website: https://escp.eu/news/escp-ranks-6th-worldwide-financial-times-master-management-ranking
Learn more about ESCP’s Master in Management (MiM) programme: https://escp.eu/programmes/master-in-management