TRIUM Global Executive MBA ranks 2nd worldwide in the Fin...

19 October 2009

The TRIUM Global Executive MBA Program has been ranked 2nd in the world (95 programs are listed) by the Financial Times annual Executive MBA ranking, in only its fourth year of participation.

For the second year running, TRIUM is also ranked 1st in the world for “aims achieved”, a criteria that measures the extent to which alumni fulfilled their most important goals or reasons for doing an EMBA. TRIUM ranked 2nd in salaries, another measure of career progress, and 1st as a choice for international commuter students.

Each year, the Financial Times survey evaluates Executive MBA programs offered by business schools from all over the world. The study assesses the career progress of alumni three years after program completion (this year, the class of 2006), the academic excellence of the faculty and the program’s international scope.

Launched in September 2001, TRIUM was the first executive MBA program to provide an authentically global curriculum and educational experience, made possible through a unique alliance between three world-renowned universities: New York University Stern School of Business (NYU Stern), the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and HEC Paris.

See FT EMBA ranking

Please find here the press release

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