The 2025 Financial Times European Business School Ranking highlights the continued excellence of WHU’s programs
The Financial Times 2025 European Business School Ranking reaffirms WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management as a leading institution shaping the next generation of responsible leaders: According to results, released today, WHU ranks #20 among 100 universities across Europe. Based on the Financial Times’ three-year average, the school ranks #17 in Europe and #1 among German business schools.
The ranking is based on the Financial Times’ four individual rankings for full-time MBA, executive MBA, master’s in management, and executive education programs. The results of the individual programs highlight the strength of WHU’s own offering: According to the Financial Times, the schools Full-Time MBA Program is once again #1 in Germany, with its Master in Management Program also topping the national ranking.
Rankings in detail:
Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking 2025
Financial Times MBA Ranking 2025
Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking 2025
FT Executive Education Open Ranking 2025
FT Executive Education Custom Ranking 2025
“The FT ranking confirms the contribution our university makes to developing responsible leaders,” says Professor Christian Andres, Dean of WHU. “Our alumni help make the world a better place. We are continuously investing in the further development of our programs so that our students drive positive change across business, society, and politics.”
The ranking in full can be found here.
