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BI in prestigious rankings

3 June 2019

BI Norwegian Business School has been ranked by the Financial Times (FT) amongst the world’s best Executive Education providers for 2019. The ranking lists the best business schools for Customised Programmes and Open Enrolment Programmes.

“It is an important recognition to be part of this exclusive list of the best executive education providers in the world. This demonstrates our ambitions to successfully offer attractive programmes in a tough international competition,” says president of BI Norwegian Business School, Inge Jan Henjesand.Inge jan Henjesand 1111

The Financial Times Executive Education rankings 2019 consist of two separate rankings: Customised Programmes and Open Enrolment Programmes. IESE Business School and IMD are listed as number 1 on the rankings. BI is the only Norwegian school listed on the 'Customised Programmes' ranking. 

See the complete lists here.

On the ranking of the world's best Customised Programmes, BI achieves 66th place out of 80 ranked business schools. This places BI ahead of top universities such as Copenhagen Business School, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management and Politecnico di Milano School of Management. BI receives good scores on the Customised Programmes criteria 'International location' and 'Partner schools'.Campus Oslo sommerbilder 47

In the ranking of Open Enrolment Programmes, BI is ranked as 75th out of 80 schools on the list. BI receives good scores on the Open Enrolment Programmes criteria 'Faculty diversity', 'International participants' and 'partner schools'.

“The recognition by global rankings such as Financial Times, enables us to attract top international faculty and connect with international companies. This year´s ranking results are additional proof of the increasing strength of our faculty base, our publication record in top international journals and the relevance of our research for business life,” says Dean Executive of BI Norwegian Business School, Jan Ketil Arnulf.Jan Ketil Arnulf

About Financial Times Executive Education rankings 2019:

Financial Times’ (FT) rankings of executive education are largely based on customer satisfaction. FT also considers the employment level of the participants: senior management programmes are ranked higher than programmes for middle managers and specialists. FT adds an additional weight to the school's international profile in the programme implementation.

About Financial Times Ranking:

Financial Times has a total of six separate rankings that target specific educational programmes. BI competes in the first four rankings mentioned below, as well as the summary school ranking (FT European Business School ranking).

  • Executive MBA
  • Executive education (customized programmes and Open Enrolment programmes)
  • Masters in Management
  • Masters in Finance
  • Global MBA 
  • Online MBA
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