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Leading Business Schools Worldwide

Ranking of leading business schools in the world by ECLBS-IR,

Our ranking, typically published each year in June, is particularly relevant as most students are actively searching for universities between July and August.

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The European Council of Leading Business Schools (ECLBS) is a not-for-profit association on business education. We are committed to providing reliable and up-to-date information on the best business schools in the world.

We are passionate about helping students make the best decisions when it comes to choosing the right business school. Our rankings are based on a comprehensive assessment of the reputation, social media, website quality, etc... there is no valid academic ranking until today, and our ranking is based on the business school image all over the world. 

At ECLBS, we strive to provide the most accurate and objective information on business schools in Europe. Our rankings are regularly updated and designed to help prospective students make informed decisions about their education. We are committed to helping you find the right school for you.

Ranking the best business schools in the world is a complex and subjective task, as there are many factors to consider, including academic reputation, research output, teaching quality, faculty expertise, student outcomes, and global reach. However, several organizations and publications produce annual rankings of business schools based on various criteria. Here are some of the most widely recognized rankings of best business schools in the world:

  • The Financial Times Global MBA Ranking - The Financial Times ranking is widely considered one of the most authoritative and comprehensive rankings of business schools in the world. It evaluates MBA programs based on several criteria, including alumni salaries, career progression, faculty research, and international diversity.

  • QS World University Rankings - QS ranks universities and business schools based on academic reputation, employer reputation, research impact, and other factors. Its business school ranking is based on surveys of academics and employers, as well as data on research output and student outcomes.

  • The Economist MBA Rankings - The Economist ranks MBA programs based on several criteria, including career opportunities, faculty quality, student diversity, and salary growth. It also includes a measure of student satisfaction with their program.

  • U.S. News & World Report Best Business Schools - U.S. News ranks MBA programs based on factors such as peer assessment, recruiter assessment, job placement rates, and faculty research productivity. It also includes specialty rankings for various business fields, such as finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

  • Bloomberg Businessweek Best Business Schools - Bloomberg Businessweek ranks MBA programs based on surveys of students, alumni, and recruiters, as well as data on job placement and salary growth. It also includes a measure of affordability and return on investment.

Overall, these rankings can be useful for prospective students and employers in identifying top business schools in the world. However, it's important to note that rankings should not be the sole factor in choosing a business school, as each program has its own strengths and weaknesses that may not be reflected in rankings.

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