With a 22-place gain, KEDGE is the 2nd biggest riser in the 2022 ranking and becomes the 6th best French business school.

KEDGE is one of the world's top Executive Education schools, according to the benchmark ranking published by the Financial Times. For the 2022 edition, KEDGE achieves the 2nd strongest progression by gaining 22 places. It is now ranked 38th alongside the best European business schools, as well as American, Chinese and Australian ones...

The Financial Times ranking of Executive Education courses comprises two sub-rankings: intra-company courses (custom programs) and inter-company courses:

• In the Custom programs ranking, KEDGE is the 2nd best-ranked French school, gaining 19 places. It ranks 52nd in the top 70.
• For Open programmes, KEDGE ranks 45th out of 65 schools, up 26 places on the last 2020 ranking. The school is the 3rd best performer in this ranking, all schools included.

This year, KEDGE stands out from the crowd by achieving 9th place for the proportion of women in Open programs, all schools combined, making it the top French school with 52% women in its courses.

" This ranking confirms KEDGE's international reputation, both for the quality and innovation of its Executive Education and for the professional success of its graduates," comments Executive Education Director Jean-Luc Faye. He adds: "It's a wonderful reward for the work we've been doing for many years. It enhances the value of our work for the companies that place their trust in us.

Press meeting: Alexandre de Navailles, CEO of KEDGE, will meet the press on Thursday June 23, 2022 at 9:30 am on the KEDGE campus in Paris at a press conference to present the major advances of the KEDGE 25 strategic plan.