Financial Times: VŠE Represented by the Faculty of Business Administration Is the 62nd Best European Business School
Today, the Financial Times published its annual European Business School Rankings 2022, listing this year’s top 95 European schools. The Prague University of Economics and Business (VŠE), represented by the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA), is ranked 62nd.
Among the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, only the Polish Kozminski University ranked ahead of the Prague University of Economics and Business in 52nd place. For the fourth consecutive year, the prestigious French university HEC Paris heads the ranking. Both HEC and VŠE belong to the 34 members of the CEMS Alliance.
This is the annual ranking’s 19th edition, based on data provided by universities and their alumni. For VŠE, the data is provided by the Faculty of Business Administration.
It mainly assesses the schools’ quality of studies and the breadth of programmes offered, with more emphasis placed on quality, so that schools that offer high-quality training but do not provide all the different categories of courses assessed can still perform strongly overall in the rankings. Moreover, it is a composite ranking based on the school’s performance across five main rankings of programmes published by the FT in 2022: MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Management (MiM) and two rankings of non-academic executive education programmes.
This year’s Financial Times ranking is available here.
Last year’s ranking is to be found here.
