Quacquarelli Symonds, a reference among higher education international rankings, issued its 2022 ranking of the best Business Masters on Thursday, September 9th of 2021. emlyon business school performed strongly in several items of such global scale and consolidated its 4th rank among the best French business schools along HEC, ESSEC and ESCP.
• 4th of the French Masters in Management
• 4th of the French Masters in Finance
• 4th of the French Masters in Business Analytics
• 4th of the French Masters in Marketing
This ranking also highlights the International MBA of emlyon business school, with a 7-rank-rise on the global scale (55th), that is 6th rank of French business schools.
Commended in the 2021 Shanghai Ranking (Top 3 in France) and the 2020 Times Higher Education (2nd in France), respectively for its high-quality Faculty and students’ employability, emlyon receives today, through the 2022 QS Business Masters ranking, the renewed recognition of its academic excellence, bringing emlyon’s outreach over and above frontiers.
Executive Managers, Faculty and all staff members are proud of emlyon’s performance in this ranking, as they see the continuity of the School’s assets and the relevance of the actions taken ever since Isabelle Huault was appointed Dean of the School on September 1st, 2020.
The new strategic plan Confluences 2025, built upon a solid 150-year-old DNA, the force of the Faculty, the impact of Research and the creativity-infused programs, will allow the School to convey this internationally-recognized dynamic to French audiences and rankings.
Isabelle Huault, President of the Executive Board and Dean of emlyon business school
emlyon and its teams do perform every day with a view to becoming one of the best 15 Global Business Universities in Europe. Results evaluated by the most prestigious international assessors such as Quacquarelli Symonds, show that the School is following the right strategy to achieve its ambitious goal.
Methodology
The QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) ranking is an independent ranking based on a solid method recognized for its objectivity. 45% of the ranking is based on non-declarative data such as reputation surveys among employers and scholars. This year, QS has assessed 500 programs over 40 countries against the following criteria: employability, intellectual leadership, alumni careers, ROI or the diversity within cohorts and Faculty.
