Rutgers Executive Education ranks among the Top 10 U.S. programs - again
The Rutgers Business School Executive Education (RBSEE) program was again recognized among the elite business schools by Financial Times – the most comprehensive survey of executive education in the world.
RBSEE ranked No. 5 in the U.S. and No. 54 in the world for open enrollment programs; and No. 6 in the U.S. and No. 68 in the world for custom programs. In terms of Value for Money, RBSEE’s custom programs ranked No. 2 behind Miami Herbert Business School among U.S. business schools and No. 39 in the world [see report].
| EXECUTIVE EDUCATION OPEN ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS | ||
| RANK | SCHOOL | LOCATION |
| 1 | University of Michigan: Ross | US |
| 2 | University of Utah: David Eccles | US |
| 3 | Case Western Reserve University: Weatherhead School of Management | US |
| 4 | Florida Atlantic University College of Business | US |
| 5 | Rutgers Business School | US/Sinapore |
| 6 | Florida International University | US |
| EXECUTIVE EDUCATION CUSTOM PROGRAMS | ||
| 1 | University of Michigan: Ross | US |
| 2 | Miami Herbert Business School | US |
| 3 | Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU | US |
| 4 | University of Tennessee: Haslam College of Business | US |
| 5 | University of Utah: David Eccles | US |
| 6 | Rutgers Business School | US/Sinapore |
| 7 | Florida International University | US |
Whether a twelve-week Mini-MBA or a three-day subject-matter program, RBSEE offers industry-recognized, certificate-bearing educational opportunities that enable professionals to develop their skills and acumen in specialized business areas over an accelerated timeframe.
“The Financial Times Executive Education rankings are a meaningful validation of our institutional excellence, market relevance, and the strength of our partnership with both individual leaders and organizational clients,” said Peter Methot, associate dean of Executive Education and assistant professor of professional practice. “Our strong performance in both the open enrollment and custom categories reflects a commitment to delivering high-quality learning experiences that are rigorous, responsive, and impactful.”
In this year’s report, Financial Times ranked the top 90 business schools that offer open enrollment courses and the top 100 for the custom program ranking. Criteria were based on a range of factors, from the quality of the participants, teaching, and the relevance of the skills gained for open enrollment programs, to program design, faculty, and value for money for custom programs, among other data points [see methodology].
“These rankings reflect the exceptional quality of our programs and the dedication our team brings to executive education both within New Jersey and around the globe,” Dean Lei Lei said. “We are grateful for the exceptional work of the entire RBSEE team and many RBS faculty members who teach in the programs to ensure timely, relevant knowledge and skills for our participants.”
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