Sabancı University School of Management’s Executive MBA program goes on Financial Times ranking for world's best management schools!
Sabancı University School of Management’s Executive MBA program was included in Financial Times’ global ranking for “Top Executive MBA Programs” 2014. This is the first time the Sabancı University School of Management is ranked among the top 100 universities of the world in Executive MBA programs, making it another impressive achievement for the School of Management.
The Sabancı Executive MBA program continues to provide value to its participants with numerous international achievements and recognitions. The latest was inclusion in the Financial Times ranking, whose criteria include alumni career potential, performance and salary increase, international profile and research performance of faculty members, percentage of female students and percentage of international students.
Speaking on the inclusion of the Sabancı University School of Management in the Financial Times ranking, Dean Füsun Ülengin said, “As the Sabancı University School of Management, we move closer to our goal of internationalization with great strides year after year. We have proven our worth with the AACSB accreditation, one of the most prestigious recognitions worldwide. We have made a strategic partnership agreement with the MIT Sloan School of Management, one of the world’s best management schools, and become their only partner in the region. Finally, we were included in the Executive MBA category of the Financial Times Global Ranking. It is a great honor for a young management school to enjoy these successes and be on the same list with the leading management schools of the world. I am confident that my team and I will achieve even greater success in the future.”