Aston Business School has secured a place on the Financial Times “open-enrolment executive education ranking” for the first time.
This places it among the world’s leading providers of professional development for business leaders.
The school has been ranked eighth in the UK, 51st in Europe and 81st globally, for its open-enrolment executive education programmes.
The rankings reflect Aston Business School mark a significant achievement in its ongoing strategy to drive impact through high-quality business education.
‘Aligned with the real needs of business’
The FT ranking evaluates business schools across the globe based on teaching quality, course design, and the relevance of skills gained by participants.
Feedback from course attendees accounts for 80% of the total score, with the remaining 20% drawn from institutional data such as faculty diversity and international participation.
Professor Marian Garcia, Dean of Aston Business School, said: “We are proud to see Aston Business School recognised among the top providers of executive education in the UK, Europe and globally.
“This ranking reflects our commitment to co-creating impactful programmes that are academically rigorous and aligned with the real needs of businesses.”To view the full FT rankings, visit: https://rankings.ft.com/business-education/executive-education
