Financial Times elects OneMBA as best Executive MBA in Latin America

Once again, OneMBA has been elected as the best Executive MBA in Latin America by the Financial Times. The International EMBA offered by FGV’s Sao Paulo School of Business Administration (EAESP) ranked 35th in the annual global ranking of the top 100 international executive education courses in the world. In addition, the program was considered the 13th best in the international experience category.

The British publication considers several ranking criteria. Among them, we highlight the evolution of salaries of students between the beginning and the end of the program (five years on average), which accounts for about 40% of the grade. It also considers the students’ career progress, their professional experience before joining the course, and the number of papers published by the participating institutions, as well as aspects such as gender and nationality diversity.

Developed in partnership with four major business schools – Xiamen University (China), Rotterdam School of Management (Netherlands), Tecnológico de Monterrey – EGADE (Mexico), and North Carolina at Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler Business School (United States) –, OneMBA has a duration of 21 months and aims to prepare experienced professionals for international careers, in addition to fostering networking and the exchange of experiences between students of the five participating schools, with English as the official language.

The complete ranking is available on this website.