In 20 10, The Economist magazine ranked IESE's MBA as the first in Europe and the fifth in the world. In 2009, The Economist magazine ranked IESE's MBA as the top of the global two-year program. In 2005 and 2006, IESE was ranked first in the world by The Economist. The evaluation criteria are: 1) contribution to graduates' career change (accounting for 35%), 2) contribution of MBA education to graduates' future personal development (accounting for 35%), 3) salary increase after graduation (accounting for 20%) and 4) alumni network (accounting for 10%). The latest ranking of IESE Business School is: Economist magazine 20 13 ranks fifth in the world, and Financial Times IESE 2065 438+03 and 20 14 ranks seventh in the world. Therefore, IESE Business School ranks among the top ten business schools in the world in all authoritative rankings.

In 20 15, it ranked first in the comprehensive ranking of short-term courses for senior executives of the Financial Times. The last time the school won this honor was in 20 12.

In 20 10, the magazine QS Global 200 Business Schools Report ranked IESE's MBA as the fourth in Europe.

IESE ranks ninth in the world in the Financial Times magazine.

In the ranking of non-American two-year business schools selected by Forbes magazine in 2007, it ranked first.

20 1 1, Businessweek magazine ranks third among non-American business schools.