Rabat Business School Reaches New Heights in Global Education
The Rabat Business School, part of the International University of Rabat (UIR), has made a remarkable leap in the highly esteemed Financial Times Masters in Management ranking, breaking into the coveted Top 10 for the first time this year. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the school’s trajectory, following its impressive rise from the 86th position in 2023 to the 54th in 2024, then climbing to 32nd in 2025, and finally landing at the 10th spot in 2026. This continuous advancement underscores the institution's commitment to excellence and positions it among the elite business schools globally.
Outstanding Performance and Global Recognition
Rabat Business School's latest ranking is bolstered by outstanding performances across key metrics assessed by the Financial Times. Notably, the school ranks first in the world for salary percentage increase of its graduates, indicating a substantial return on investment for its alumni. Furthermore, it has achieved the top position for overall satisfaction among students, reflecting the quality of education and support provided. Additionally, the school is ranked fifth globally for career progression, showcasing the effectiveness of its programs in enhancing the professional trajectories of its graduates.
The distinction of being the only business school from Africa and the Middle East to feature in this prestigious ranking highlights Rabat Business School's growing international reputation. This advancement not only enhances its visibility on the global stage but also reinforces its aspiration to be recognized as a leader in management education worldwide. According to Nicolas Arnaud, Dean and General Director of Rabat Business School, “The Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking is one of the most recognized benchmarks in higher education management. Achieving the 10th position globally is a source of immense pride for our institution, Morocco, and Africa as a whole. This recognition pays tribute to the collective and patient effort made by our community over the past decade.”
Arnaud further emphasized the significance of this achievement, stating that it proves an African business school can stand among the best international institutions and contribute to the evolving dynamics of management education alongside its European, North American, and Asian counterparts. He expressed deep gratitude for this recognition while also acknowledging the humility it brings, motivating the school to continue its dedication to serving students, partners, and the development of the African continent. With this historic entry into the global Top 10, Rabat Business School is poised to advance further in its international development, reaffirming its commitment to academic and professional excellence.
As reported by fr.hespress.com.
