Financial Times Masters in Management 2025: Audencia ranked 25th worldwide

The Financial Times publishes today its 2025 Masters in Management (MiM) rankings. Audencia climbs to the 25th position worldwide. It is the 8th French post-prepa management school in the ranking and the 5th offering the best value for money.

It's the most eagerly awaited ranking of the new academic year. The 2025 edition of the Financial Times' MiM (Masters in Management) ranking crowns Audencia with a progression of 18 places. Considered the 25th best school in the world, it is also the 9th best French school out of 25 ranked, and the 8th best post-prepa school.

At a time when business school tuition fees are a hot topic, Audencia once again proves that investment pays off: it is the 5th best French management school on the criterion of value for money. The school also climbs 20 places for the quality of its Career Center (45th in the world): graduates have thus underlined Audencia's effectiveness in terms of guidance and professional integration. What's more, Audencia is the 6th French post-prepa school to achieve the highest salaries.

The 2025 result can also be explained by the school's performance on criteria related to carbon footprint and ESG (environment, social and governance) criteria. A forerunner in the teaching of ecological and social transition for over 20 years, it takes 5th position in the world for ESG and net zero teaching. Its commitment is also illustrated on the carbon footprint criterion, for which it achieves 13th place worldwide.

Founded in 1900, Audencia is among the best European business schools. Audencia is accredited by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA. First French management school to adhere to the UN’s  Global Compact, and also a signatory of its Principles of Responsible Management Education, Audencia has long been committed to training and coaching innovative and responsible managers with interdisciplinary skills so they can make a positive contribution to the major challenges facing our organizations, societies and planet. Audencia also created Gaïa, the first school of ecological and social transition launched by a business school. In co-creation with our stakeholders, Audencia produces and disseminates knowledge that impacts scientific literature, the content of our educational programs, company practices and society as a whole. In doing so, the school aims to contribute to three major challenges: the creation and use of responsible information and technology, the development and adoption of managerial approaches that promote inclusive organizations and societies, and the design and implementation of sustainable business models and growth. Audencia offers programs in management and communication from bachelor to doctoral level. The school has signed partnerships with more than 250 international academic institutions and more than 900 national and international firms. Audencia is home to more than 8,800 students, 187 faculty and has a network of over 47,000 alumni.
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