The 2025 Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Ranking has been released, in which the MBA program of SUFE COB was ranked the 15th globally and the 2nd in Asia

On February 17, 2025, Financial Times (FT) released its 2025 Global Top 100 Full-Time MBA Ranking, in which the MBA program of College of Business (COB), Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (SUFE) was ranked the 15th globally and the 2nd in Asia. This marks the third consecutive year that the program has secured the position of the top 2 in Asia! The program also achieved top global ranking positions across multiple key subcategories:

  • Careers Service: 2nd globally, 1st in China;

  • Career Progress: 4th globally, 1st in China;

  • Salary Percentage Increase: 195%, 7th globally, 3rd in China;

  • Value for Money: 6th globally, 1st in China.

  • Alumni Network: 14th globally, 2nd in China.

By staying at the forefront of business education, the MBA program of COB, SUFE continues to set new records and maintains its position as a global leader.


As one of the most widely recognized and authoritative rankings globally, the Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Ranking is released annually, providing a comprehensive evaluation and ranking of MBA programs from top business schools worldwide. The FT Global MBA Ranking employs rigorous and comprehensive criteria, covering multiple dimensions such as academic excellence, education quality, career development, internationalization and research. During the evaluation process, FT collects data from business schools and their alumni, utilizing a series of complex statistical and analytical methods to determine the final rankings. The results reflect the competitive landscape of business schools on a global scale. The MBA program of COB, SUFE consistently maintains its global leading position in the ranking, demonstrating the program’s outstanding strength in academic excellence, education quality, and career development services, as well as its sustained advantages. It also reflects the program’s considerable international competitiveness and global impact. 

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