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Aalto ranked 34 in the Financial Times European Business Schools Ranking 2019

The ranking position is a round-up of the earlier FT rankings.
FT European business schools 2019 ranking

The Aalto University School of Business was placed 34th in the European Business Schools Ranking 2019 published by the Financial Times newspaper. The ranking lists the top 95 business schools in Europe. The Aalto University School of Business is the third best business school in the Nordics.

This is the 16th annual Financial Times ranking of European business schools. It is a composite ranking based on the combined performance of Europe’s leading schools across the five main rankings of programmes published by the FT in 2019: MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Management (MiM) and the two rankings of non-degree executive education programmes. As the Aalto University School of Business does not offer MBA programmes, our round-up is based on the ranking of the Master’s programme (1/3) and the rankings of the programmes of the Aalto University Executive Education (Aalto EE) (2/3).

Each of the program rankings measure the schools’ quality and the breadth of programmes on a number of indicators ranging from salaries and career progress to overall diversity in the organization and mobility.

Also, another Finnish school is on the list: Hanken Svenska handelshögskolan, which placed 79th.

The European Business Schools Ranking 2019 by The Financial Times was published on 9 December 2019.

More information:  (rankings.ft.com)

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