Nova SBE Executive Education has achieved one of the most significant milestones in its history by entering, for the first time, the global Top 10 of the Financial Times Executive Education ranking for bespoke programmes. The school now ranks 9th globally, climbing six places from the previous edition, thereby consolidating its international recognition in executive education.
Customised programmes (i.e. those tailored to companies and organisations) stand out for addressing clients’ specific challenges, ranging from digital transformation to leadership or strategy.
This performance places Nova SBE alongside some of the world’s most prestigious educational institutions, such as London Business School, IMD and INSEAD.
Also noteworthy is the improvement in the “Future Use” criterion, which assesses companies’ intention to use these programmes again, where Nova SBE ranks 2nd globally.
At the same time, the school recorded a significant rise in open programmes, reaching 20th place globally – a rise of ten places in the ranking. Unlike customised programmes, open programmes are aimed at professionals from different organisations and are attended on an individual basis, enabling the development of skills and the strengthening of international networks.