Our MBA flies high and gains 8 positions
SDA Bocconi is 31st in the world and 11th in Europe.
The excellent results obtained in terms of placement and the growing international opportunities offered have pushed SDA Bocconi’s MBA up in the rankings published this morning by the Financial Times. After a 2013 filled with accolades, which saw SDA Bocconi gain positions in the main international rankings, the School started 2014 by moving up 8 places in the world and 3 in Europe in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings. SDA Bocconi, the only Italian Business School to feature amongst the 100 top programs, is now 31st in the world and 11th in Europe.
"This further improvement in the rankings of the best international Business Schools fills us with satisfaction and is the result of continuous investments aimed at enhancing the quality of teaching, research, faculty and relationships with recruiters globally. The biggest improvements have been registered in the parameters relating to the success of placements, the achievement of learning objectives and the international experience, which confirms the excellence of our MBA in terms of value for money", said Bruno Busacca, Dean of SDA Bocconi School of Management.
"This leap forward is a significant recognition of the work of faculty members and staff, who have put a lot of energy into this and are dedicated to the constant innovation of the program. It’s also great news for our students and alumni, who see that, by choosing our program, their investment has been recognized", said Gianmario Verona, Director of the Full-Time MBA at SDA Bocconi .
Fonte: Sarfatti25, translated by SDA Bocconi
