In the 2026 edition of the Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking Iscte Business School stands out with a rise of 25 positions, moving up to the 62nd worldwide with its programme MSc in Business Administration.

A signal of quality and growing internationalisation

This progress reflects Iscte Business School's growing trajectory of internationalisation and the increasing recognition of the programme's quality, mirroring the School's commitment to preparing professionals capable of operating in increasingly global and competitive business environments shaped by profound technological, economic and social changes.

The result is particularly significant in terms of international attraction, raising Iscte Business School's visibility among prospective international students, partner corporate and academic institutions.

For Maria de Fátima Salgueiro, Dean of Iscte Business School, the result is both a source of pride and a driver for continuous improvement:

"Going up 25 places in the Financial Times Top 100 Masters in Management is a result that makes us proud and is an incentive to keep raising the quality of the experience we offer our students. We are committed to training managers with solid academic preparation, strong ties to the business community, and the leadership capacity to thrive in a constantly evolving international context."

About Iscte Business School

With more than five decades of history and ranked in the Financial Times Top 50 European Business Schools, the Iscte Business School distinguishes itself by its scientific excellence, the close ties to the business community, strong employability of its graduates, an increasingly international academic community and a commitment to sustainability.

About the Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking: one of the leading international benchmarks for evaluating management master's programmes, assessing multiple dimensions related to the programmes themselves, their graduates' career progression, and their level of internationalisation.