London Business School MBA ranked eighth in the world by the Financial Times

The London Business School MBA has been ranked eighth in the world by the Financial Times 2024 Best Global MBA ranking.

It marks a return to the top 10 for the LBS MBA course, while the percentage of LBS MBA students who accepted a job offer three months after graduation remains high (90%). In total, there were 132 schools taking part in this year's FT ranking process, all accredited by either AACSB or EQUIS. The FT records school data and surveys its alumni three years after graduation.

Graham Hastie, Associate Dean, Degree Education at LBS, said of the ranking: "We are proud to rank among the top ten MBA programmes worldwide and to rank fourth in the world for Aims Achieved – a measure of the extent to which the LBS MBA helps our students to achieve their goals.

"Our strong employment outcomes, even in a difficult market, are testament to our ability to recruit top talent from a global pool and to the world-class teaching and research our students benefit from at LBS."

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