BSB once again in the global Top 100 business schools

BSB is once again ranked among the top 100 business schools in the world in the Masters in Management 2026 ranking by the Financial Times, one of the leading international benchmarks for higher education in management.

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This year, the School holds the 78th position worldwide and also ranks in the Top 15 French business schools for post-preparatory class students, as well as the 2nd post-preparatory school located in Lyon.

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This continued presence in the Financial Times ranking confirms BSB's lasting position among internationally recognized business schools. Since 2015, while positions and criteria may shift from one edition to the next, the School has consistently maintained its place in this highly selective ranking.

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Already holding the triple international crown of AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA, BSB reaffirms its ability to align its programs with the most demanding international academic standards.

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Strong gains in employability and career development

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Beyond the overall ranking, the 2026 edition particularly highlights BSB's progress in two areas directly related to the employability and career paths of its graduates.

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The School is ranked:

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• 35th worldwide for Career Service, climbing 16 places, and 5th in France for this criterion;
• 55th worldwide for graduate career progression, up by 15 spots.

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These results echo a long-held conviction at BSB: the value of a Grande École experience is also measured by its ability to boost the employability of its graduates and support each individual in building and developing their professional path.

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Through its support programs, corporate partnerships, professional and international experiences, and personalized student guidance, BSB aims to prepare its graduates not just for their first job, but for building a sustainable and evolving career.

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A ranking largely driven by graduate feedback

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The Masters in Management ranking by the Financial Times is based primarily on a survey conducted directly with alumni who graduated three years ago.

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Key metrics include their professional status, career progression, salary growth, international mobility, and their perception of whether they have achieved their personal goals.

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BSB would like to extend a huge thank you to all the graduates who took the time to respond to the Financial Times and share their experience.

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More information and full ranking: https://rankings.ft.com/business-education/masters-in-management

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