SDA Bocconi's Executive Education has received a prestigious recognition. The 2023 edition of the Combined Ranking published by the Financial Times ranks our school among the top 10 business schools worldwide. The Financial Times ranking consists of two separate rankings. The first relates to Custom programs, which are tailor-made for companies, and the second is for Open executive programs that SDA Bocconi offers to professionals, institutions and organizations. The combined ranking places SDA Bocconi in the top 10 globally, a testament to its ability to offer participants increasingly personalized experiences and to constantly innovate its educational content through rigorous and authoritative scientific research.
“This placement” states the Dean of SDA Bocconi Stefano Caselli “rewards the school's efforts to create courses that have a strong impact on the development of people, companies and institutions they work for”. For Custom programs, SDA Bocconi's offerings stood out for its ability to grasp the emerging needs of organizations, while correctly interpreting the major changes taking place across various sectors. In the case of Open programs, what made a difference was the growing focus on innovation, both as a commitment to promoting knowledge focused on sustainability and ESG values as well as the ability to create an environment that promotes diversity, equity and inclusion.
The Financial Times ranking represents a milestone but, more importantly, it draws a new starting line from where to continue innovating in the world of executive education, both in Italy and abroad.
SDA Bocconi School of Management
Enhance your impact through an unconventional learning experience: be inspired by prominent speakers and join a high-profile network, experiencing Italian excellence.
For participants of large listed companies to enrich their knowledge with elements, both intrinsic and unfolding, to further develop their governance and leadership skills.
Understanding the global political landscape, and developing strategies that are adaptable to the ever-changing nature of global politics.
