Top 36 MBA in Europe and the only Program in Portugal to be included in this prestigious ranking.

 

The Economist publishes every year one of the most important Global MBA worldwide rankings, widely used by students to select the program of their choice.

 

We are proud to announce that, for the first time ever, The Lisbon MBA International is part of this ranking, restating its position as a global leading MBA. The Lisbon MBA is the 36 best MBA Program in Europe and is the only one in Portugal to be included in this prestigious ranking.

 

The Lisbon MBA ranked particularly strong in the quality of Faculty criteria, being recognized as #30 in the world and #12 in Europe. These results are a reflection of the joint efforts of all The Lisbon MBA community to keep continuously raising the bar on everything we do, from the teaching excellence to the practical relevance of our programs and generation of innovative and impactful research, contributing to the development of global leaders with a positive impact in business and society.

 

The success of our programs relies on a combination of factors, from the rigorous learning from three top ranked schools and the personalized and holistic approach of our educational offer, to the strong international component that allows students to develop a global vision by expanding their educational experience in up to three different continents, key to thriving in this global economy.

 

Combined with our presence on the top 100 Financial Times ranking, where we are amongst the top 22 programs in Europe, the only representative of Portugal, and number one in the world in International Course Experience, this first-time presence in The Economist ranking states The Lisbon MBA as a world class MBA in Portugal and strengths our presence in the international top league.

 

The Economist ranking is one of the world’s references with regards to Business Education, distinguishing every year the 90 best MBAs in the world, according to criteria such as career opportunities, educational experience, salary increase and potential networking. The results are obtained through alumni surveys, as well as by data collected by the Economist.

 

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