In the current Financial Times European Business School Ranking, EBS ranks 59th among the top 100 institutions on the continent, thus continuing to be part of the established circle of recognised universities with an international orientation.

The ranking once again confirms EBS's strong position, particularly in the competitive German environment: EBS ranks 5th among the eight German business schools listed. This means that it continues to be one of the best-performing providers of business education in Germany.

This year's ranking is significantly influenced by a change in the ranking portfolio: compared to last year, EBS Universität was not represented in the ranking for Executive Education – Custom Programmes. As the results of this segment are included in the overall ranking, its absence has a direct impact on the overall ranking.

EBS remains strong in the areas in which it participated in the ranking. Its continued presence in the prestigious Financial Times evaluation underlines the high quality of its courses, its international orientation and the relevance of EBS as a training centre for future leaders.

The Financial Times European Business School Ranking is one of the most influential university rankings worldwide and evaluates business schools based on several parameters, including career development, internationality, programme quality and alumni feedback. For students, partner companies and alumni, the ranking provides a reliable frame of reference and shows that EBS remains competitive in the European environment.